A colleague told me in private that she is being harassed by our employer. She is now collecting evidence of this. Where can complaints be raised and are they dealt with in reason or is it just in favour of the qatari employer?
just collect more strong evidence that she's being harassed. If you will send her to the embassy, maybe officials will not listen to her. Try to seek for help to Qatar Labor Department.
who knows ali baba? seek a lawyer and let him decide if the evidence is strong enough... of course, you have to take into consideration that it is "their country - their rule".... all the best... keep us updated...
Thanks for your comment. From all the stories I have heard through all different types of media I fear it's going to be a long battle and in the end she might be the only one suffering. I'm not sure what is the best procedure to follow, therefore my question.
ali baba, she might not get the justice that she wants... but standing for your right is a different thing. go ahead and file for it... seek a good lawyer first, and inform her embassy... and do not listen to other QLers - who will always blame the woman...
I generally agree with this strategy, but in this case it has already evolved beyond that. Legal procedures are the only option, but the question here is if justice will be served and how to assure that.
A prudent way is to advise her to write a small note to her boss, telling him politely that she is uncomfortable with the body language of him, and may be she is wrong. In that way, she would definitely get an assurance from her boss, without loosing out and resorting to the complaint. It is always good to politely and directly putting across what you think your fears and concerns are, and Arabs once get to know this, would not repeat it second time.
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just collect more strong evidence that she's being harassed. If you will send her to the embassy, maybe officials will not listen to her. Try to seek for help to Qatar Labor Department.
who knows ali baba? seek a lawyer and let him decide if the evidence is strong enough... of course, you have to take into consideration that it is "their country - their rule".... all the best... keep us updated...
Thanks for your comment. From all the stories I have heard through all different types of media I fear it's going to be a long battle and in the end she might be the only one suffering. I'm not sure what is the best procedure to follow, therefore my question.
ali baba, she might not get the justice that she wants... but standing for your right is a different thing. go ahead and file for it... seek a good lawyer first, and inform her embassy... and do not listen to other QLers - who will always blame the woman...
I generally agree with this strategy, but in this case it has already evolved beyond that. Legal procedures are the only option, but the question here is if justice will be served and how to assure that.
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A prudent way is to advise her to write a small note to her boss, telling him politely that she is uncomfortable with the body language of him, and may be she is wrong. In that way, she would definitely get an assurance from her boss, without loosing out and resorting to the complaint. It is always good to politely and directly putting across what you think your fears and concerns are, and Arabs once get to know this, would not repeat it second time.
I saw the unmistakeable evidence, so yes I do believe her.
Do you believe her in totality ? ............... Sat , 16.08.2014, 11.00 hrs