Oman’s Temporary Visa Ban on Bangladeshi Nationals
Oman’s recent suspension of visas for Bangladeshi nationals, as clarified by the Embassy of Oman in Dhaka, has stirred discussions surrounding the move’s implications and intentions. Described as a temporary measure, the suspension comes as Omani authorities aim to conduct a comprehensive review of the labor market regulations and expatriate labor demands. The decision primarily addresses challenges related to protecting the rights of expatriate workers and their employers while tackling issues such as illegal employment and worker exploitation. The review process is expected to streamline recruitment procedures and enhance the efficiency of foreign worker employment. Oman underlines the apolitical nature of this decision, emphasizing its commitment to maintaining robust bilateral relations with Bangladesh.
“We do not do charity – instead we provide communities with the tools and skill” – Kehkashan Basu the founder of The Green Hope Foundation!
In this age of advancement in all major industries, the game of sustainability has become faint somewhere among the crowd. A lot of attention is required to achieve a chaotic-free environment with a healthy environment, fresh air, clean air, economic stability, and an overall sustainable environment. With their one-of-a-kind means of disseminating the news to […]
Analysis: Malaysia’s labour abuse allegations a risk to export growth model
Malaysia’s government and companies must address mounting allegations of workplace abuse of migrant labourers who fuel the country’s economy, or face risks to its export-reliant growth model, experts warn.
EXCLUSIVE Retailers and unions extend legally binding worker safety accord in Bangladesh – sources
Major global retailers have agreed to extend for a further two years a legal agreement with garment workers and factory owners in Bangladesh that subjects retailers to legal action if their factories fail to meet labour safety standards, according to a copy of the agreement seen by Reuters on Wednesday.
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