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New Mandate for Companies to Hire Nationals: How This Job Market Shift Impacts Your Business in Oman

Muscat: The Ministry of Labour announced incentives for businesses to hire at least one Omani citizen after one year of

Unilateral Termination of Job Contracts: Key Insights for Investors on Labour Dispute Trends in Oman

The General Federation of Oman Workers (GFOW) reported that many complaints in 2024 were about unilateral termination of contracts by

Temporary Work Permits for Expats During Khareef: Implications for Your Business Growth in Oman

The Ministry of Labor in Dhofar will grant temporary work permits for expatriate workers during the khareef season to meet

Midday Work Permit Applications for Essential Services: Implications for Businesses in Oman

Muscat: The Ministry of Labor has opened applications for midday work permits for essential services in 2025. The window runs

Eid al-Fitr Salary Deadline: Essential Compliance for Businesses to Avoid Penalties in Oman

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Ejada System Surpasses 60% Goals: What This Means for Business Efficiency in Oman

The Government Communication Centre hosted the third "Communication Dialogue" session in Muscat, featuring the Minister of Labour. He reported that

45,000 New Job Opportunities for Nationals in 2023: A Game Changer for Oman’s Economic Growth and Business Landscape

Muscat's Ministry of Labour reviewed its 2024 successes and 2025 goals, aiming for 45,000 job opportunities. Minister Dr. Mahad bin

Ensuring Worker Health During Ramadan: Key Guidelines from MoL for Business Compliance in Oman

Muscat: The Ministry of Labour has urged companies to prioritize workers’ safety during Ramadhan. They must monitor fatigue, reduce stress,

Navigating the Job Market: Key Insights from the ‘Together We Progress’ Forum for Investors and Entrepreneurs in Oman

The "Together We Progress" forum's second day featured discussions on governorate development, job futures, and economic diversification. Minister Dr. Mahad

Ejada Introduces Financial Incentives for Top Government Employees: How This Affects Business Performance in Oman

Muscat's Shaikh Mohammed bin al Waleed al Hinai announced enhancements to employee performance evaluation at the Ministry of Labour. A

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