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Saudi Arabia: Ministerial Decision No. 1/4687

 

 Title

 

Saudi Arabia: Ministerial Decision No. 1/4687

 

 Date of adoption

 

 16 October 2011
 Entry into force

 

 In effect

 

 Text versions  Arabic

 

Source:

 

The Ministry of Labor – Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, accessed: 20 January 2014, http://portal.mol.gov.sa/ar/MinisterDecisions/Documents/D_4040_12_10_1432.pdf

 

 

Abstract

 

Keywords: Saudi Arabia, Laws & Regulations, Labour Market, Nationals & Foreign Labor, Nationalisation Work Force

 

Without prejudice to the program for encouraging establishments to nationalize jobs “Nitaqat”, each employer who has nine or less employees and whose establishment does not fall under the Nitaqat program must employ at least one Saudi National. The Saudi National must be registered in the Social Insurances program and must not be included in another establishment’s nationalization percentage. The employer may be considered as an employee in the establishment if s/he is not included in another establishment’s nationalization percentage. Moreover, any of the partners in a company may be considered as an employee so long as s/he is registered with the Social Insurances program and is not included in another establishment’s nationalization percentage (Art. 1).

 

All Ministry services, excluding the renewal of work permits, shall be ceased for establishments that do not abide by this decision (Art. 2)

 

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