Saudi Ministry of Human Resources to Launch Wage Protection Service for Domestic Workers on July 1
In a groundbreaking move, the Saudi Ministry of Human Resources has announced the implementation of the Wage Protection Service for house workers starting on July 1. This new service aims to ensure that domestic workers are paid their salaries on time and in full, providing them with financial security and stability in their employment.
The Wage Protection Service will require employers to register their domestic workers and their salaries on an online platform, allowing for transparent monitoring of payments. This system will help prevent any delays or discrepancies in wage payments, ensuring that house workers receive their rightful compensation for their hard work.
By implementing this service, the Ministry of Human Resources is taking a proactive step towards protecting the rights and welfare of domestic workers in Saudi Arabia. This initiative will not only benefit the workers themselves but will also contribute to improving the overall working conditions for house workers across the country.
With the Wage Protection Service set to launch on July 1, domestic workers in Saudi Arabia can look forward to a more secure and reliable system for receiving their salaries. This move marks a significant milestone in the ongoing efforts to enhance the rights and protections of house workers in the Kingdom.
