From March 14, If A Worker Wants To Go Home, He Does Not Have To Hold His Employer's Feet, But Only Has An Abshir Account Of His Own. It Should Also Be Noted That The Employer Does Not Even Have The Power To Cancel The Re-entry Visa Issued By The Worker Himself.
At The Same Time, One Of The Major Problems Faced By Saudi Expatriates Was That Kafeel's Permission For A Change Of Job Was Required Even If A Good Job Opportunity Was Found.
It Is A Fact That Many Employers Refused To Increase The Wages Of The Workers And At The Same Time Refused To Pay The Wages Even Though There Was A Better Chance. Many People Go Into Exile Thinking Of The Cost Of Going Out And Getting A New Visa. It Has Been The Experience Of Many That Some Employers Renew The Iqama Early Thinking That They Will Have To Pay The Exit And If They Ask For The Exit, They Force The Worker To Continue On The Small Wage By Saying That It Cost Money To Renew The Iqama.
In Any Case, The Expatriate Community Has High Hopes That This Situation Will Change From March Onwards. The Law States That Foreigners Can Easily Switch To A New Employer Even If Their Contract Expires One Year After Their Arrival In Saudi Arabia. If The Contract Is Terminated And The Contract Is Terminated Without Any Conditions, The Change Of Employment Will Be Possible By Compensating For The Losses Incurred By The Current Employer.
It Is Not A Figurative Word That From Next March Saudi Arabia Will Not Be The Old Saudi Arabia Or The Expatriates Will Be The Old Expatriates. Rather It Is A Reality That Is Going To Happen. Since March, Saudi Expats Will Be Able To Work Without Any Stress, And Saudi Arabia Is Going To See More Energetic And Productive Expatriates. At The Same Time, We Can Be Sure That Foreign Investors Who Are Ready To Make Huge Investments Attracted To The New Changes In The Country Will Flock To Saudi Arabia.
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