13 firms banned for violating labour law
By timebandit •
13 firms banned for violating labour law |
| The Ministry of Labour has banned the transactions of 13 companies for violating the labour law during July 24 - August 6, 2011, a spokesman for the ministry said. The ministry has warned against breaking the procedures of health, occupational safety and rules pertaining to protecting labourers at work sites. The official said that the violating entities shall be entitled to accountability and the application of the penalties stipulated in the labour law, such as cancelling the work permits of the managers and officials in charge, and putting the violating firms on the banned list in co-ordination with other governmental departments. The ministry added that it would give the violating firms a grace period to correct their situations. It has also asked companies to provide the data of all their employees and their allowances on a regular basis of every six months. The ministry warned companies of the consequences of not following the procedures for it would lead to ban in addition to fines. The ministry stated that it would launch an intensive inspection campaign to ensure that firms abide by the procedures of occupational safety at work sites. |
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oh boy... wot a pity... these 13 firms are owned by people without 'Wasta' i reckon.
Do they name names on the 13 firms? Would like to know if ours is included... :P LoL
damn if you do, damn if you dont.
I hope they will have a prompt action to this issue..."Stop slavery"
That is if they would correct and stop violating the laws..how long is the grace period?
hmmm.. ok... thanx
if thect there is a grace period to correct their violation, then it's just a warning
GT today
Good Morning all.... ' where is the source?
13 firms eh?...in the whole country?...i think they forgot a couple of zeros on that figure because that would be closer to the number of firms in violation of the law... *about six zeros
Good morning joke!
13 firms eh?...in the whole country?...i think they forgot a couple of zeros on that figure because that would be closer to the number of firms in violation of the law...
"The ministry added that it would give the violating firms a grace period to correct their situations." And how long will this grace period be?