ABU DHABI // A warm welcome has been given to the Philippine government’s decision to make the new standard employment contract for Filipino domestic workers in Saudi Arabia a model for other countries.
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Minimum wage for Filipino maids in Saudi a model for Gulf countries
ABU DHABI // A warm welcome has been given to the Philippine government’s decision to make the new standard employment contract for Filipino domestic workers in Saudi Arabia a model for other countries.
Read MoreGCC to fingerprint, iris scan migrant workers for health purposes
October 9, 2012 - The Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) will take measures to make all migrant workers submit fingerprints and iris scans for health tracking purposes. The biometric information will be linked to health data from clinical laboratory and radiological tests that are required to be taken by migrant workers before they are permitted to enter to any Gulf
Read MoreAid to Syrian refugees hailed
(MENAFN - Khaleej Times) International Organisaition For Migration (IOM) has hailed the UAE for its relief assistance to alleviate suffering of Syrian refugees.
Read MoreFilipinos in Emirates encouraged to vote
ABU DHABI // A migrant rights group with more than 100 members in the UAE is actively supporting the congressional bid of Migrante Sectoral Party in the Philippines’ midterm elections next year.
Read MoreGCC officials review workers’ health schemes
Dubai: The 14th meeting of the GCC overseas programme committee dealing with expatriate workers was held in Dubai during the first week of October.
Read MoreComplete hepatitis vaccination a must for maids, nannies in UAE
The Ministry of Health in the United Arab Emirates reminded foreign domestic workers about the need to complete vaccinations against hepatitis.
Read MoreMaids 'must' complete vaccination course
The Ministry of Health reiterated the need for completion of vaccinations against hepatitis of migrant domestic workers.
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