News & Reports
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Recruitment
Exorbitant fees entrap Ugandan workers in the GCC
Corruption at the destination is part of the problem, UAE the biggest draw
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GCC
Fact-Checking ‘Progress’ Towards the Global Compact on Migration
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Business & Human Rights
While private sector profits soar, migrants in Bahrain struggle with low wages and rising living costs
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Business & Human Rights
Huge recruitment fees charged for jobs in the Gulf; Qatar recruiters accused of demanding the highest commissions
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Health and Safety
Deaths by suicide
Nepali migrants struggle with isolation, unmet expectations, and financial burdens
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Business & Human Rights
Former GPZ employee Muhammad Elias dies a year after leaving Bahrain empty-handed
38 years of service and shattered dreams
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Legislation
Migrant workers to be included in UAE’s new unemployment insurance scheme
In Brief
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The number of requests for job changes and rejections are on the rise in Qatar. Moreover, he rejections of new recruitment requests have also increased drastically in the last several months, likely in an effort to reduce the number of migrant workers in the country ahead of the World Cup.
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Following several official deployment bans over the years, Saudi Arabia and Indonesia signed a bilateral agreement on 11 August 2022 that aims to increase the number of Indonesian domestic workers in the Kingdom.
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Expanding localisation programmes, Saudi Arabia and Oman have recently issued ministerial decisions that ban migrants from certain jobs in the private sector.
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In Brief
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The number of requests for job changes and rejections are on the rise in Qatar. Moreover, he rejections of new recruitment requests have also increased drastically in the last several months, likely in an effort to reduce the number of migrant workers in the country ahead of the World Cup.
Read more -
Following several official deployment bans over the years, Saudi Arabia and Indonesia signed a bilateral agreement on 11 August 2022 that aims to increase the number of Indonesian domestic workers in the Kingdom.
Read more -
Expanding localisation programmes, Saudi Arabia and Oman have recently issued ministerial decisions that ban migrants from certain jobs in the private sector.
Read more
