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UWAIT CITY, July 24: Head of the Union of Domestic Labor Offices Khaled Al-Dakhnan says the company at the airport that deals with the recruited domestic workers does not play any significant role, as the visa is handed to the company, and the representative waits for long periods for the worker to
KUWAIT CITY, Nov 4: During a meeting on Thursday, which was presided over by the Minister of Commerce and Industry Dr. Abdullah Al-Salman, the Board of Directors of the Public Authority for Manpower (PAM) approved the cancellation of Decision No. 520/2020, which bans the issuance of work permits for
KUWAIT CITY, April 27: The Civil Service Commission (CSC) has identified the needs of the current labor market among people who hold the Bachelor’s degree. These specializations currently needed by the labor market are Medicine and Surgery, Nursing, Pharmacy, Physiotherapy, Dental Surgery, Human med
Messenger KUWAIT CITY, April 20: The Ministry of Health, in cooperation with the Kuwait Banks Club, vaccinated 3,000 male and female employees working in the Kuwaiti banking sector. The director of the Banks Club, Abbas Al-Balushi, said the vaccination campaign for bank employees was organized under the slogan ‘Vaccination, a national duty’. He pointed out the bank sector’s employees are in direct contact with the public when they complete their transactions, so vaccination for this category of employees serves as a protection for them and for the citizens and residents who deal with them. Al-Balushi indicated last Sunday was the first day of the campaign when about 1,000 employees were vaccinated within a very short time. He noted the Ministry of Health is working to vaccinate all employees of the banking sector who have registered their names on the ministry’s website. He added that vaccination is a big step towards achieving community immunity.
Messenger KUWAIT CITY, April 8: Dr. Nasser Al-Otaibi, Treasurer of the National Union of Kuwaiti Students (NUKS) – Egypt, says the Cabinet’s recent decision regarding the commitment of airlines to board only 35 passengers obstructs the movement of Kuwaiti students in the Arab Republic of Egypt, especially since there is no direct flight to return to Kuwait, reports Aljarida daily. In a press statement, Dr. Al-Otaibi indicated that there are many students who wish to return to Kuwait, but the Cabinet’s recent decisions have brought about an unknown fate for them. He said he wished the Cabinet would reconsider the decision and open a direct line between Egypt and Kuwait, because the least transit time for the students during their return to Kuwait is three hours.
Messenger KUWAIT CITY, April 8: The treasurer of the Petroleum Company Workers’ Union, Abdul Rahman Al- Enezi, said the union supports the demands of engineers who have passed the exams for appointment in the oil sector. He stressed the union’s position is firm and supports Kuwaitis when it comes to appointments in the oil sector. He said during a press statement that the next Sunday sit-in organized by young engineers – engineers who have passed the tests is an important message to the Kuwait petroleum sector that these young Kuwaitis must be appointed immediately in the most vital sector, the oil sector, because they deserve these jobs before other nationalities. Al-Enezi added the union’s participation in this sit-in comes in support of the patriotic youth, after the Kuwait oil sector announced the opening of the door for appointment, and those engineers who obtained their degrees from the most prestigious international universities and passed crippling tests, have yet to be appointed.
Messenger KUWAIT CITY, April 5: The President of the Petroleum and Petrochemical Workers Union, Muhammad Al-Hajri has called on the Kuwait Petroleum Corporation (KPC) to accept all engineers who passed the tests. In a message addressed to the CEO of the KPC, Al-Hajri said in light of the appetite of the corporation and its subsidiaries for important and vital new projects, the company needs young Kuwaitis who are capable of operating and contributing to raising production and increasing operational efficiency in light of the Kuwaiti engineers passing the tests and the conditions for appointment. He pointed out that the KPC focus on the terms of employment announcement for the unemployed engineers to contribute to solving the unemployment crisis afflicting the state.
Messenger UWAIT CITY, Feb 27: Assistant Undersecretary of the Ministry of Social Affairs for Financial and Administrative Affairs and the Acting Assistant Undersecretary for the Planning and Administrative Development Sector, Abdulaziz Al-Mutairi, said since the start of the work of the committee to ensure compliance with health requirements 17 employees and supervisors have been referred for investigation for not complying with health requirements. Al-Mutairi said in a statement to the Al-Seyassah daily, the employees who are referred for the first time receive a warning, and if the violation is repeated, they will be punished and called on all employees to adhere to wearing masks and social distancing. He pointed out the Ministry is committed to honoring the decisions of the Council of Ministers and the Civil Service Bureau regarding determining the percentage of the number of workers in government workplaces, which must not exceed 30%, and for this the employees will be divided according to the need of work to ensure smooth functioning.
Messenger KUWAIT CITY, Dec 21: The Minister of Social Affairs, Minister of Awqaf and Islamic Affairs, Issa Al-Kandari, has issued a circular to all senior officials and employees of the Ministry of Social Affairs and its affiliated bodies on the necessity of adhering to the provisions of the constitutional and legal texts governing the work of the Audit Bureau and the Financial Investigation Unit and the Civil Service Commission in order to protect public money and combat corruption. The Minister of Social Affairs, Minister of Awqaf and Islamic Affairs, Issa Al-Kandari Al-Kandari stated in the circular, a copy of which has been obtained by the Al-Seyassah daily, that in addition to political oversight by the National Assembly over the actions of the executive authority, higher monitoring bodies have been established in the concerned state institutions to which government agencies adhere to ensure proper disposal public money. He added, the intention is to fight administrative and financial corruption and punishing anyone who dares to profit from the public office in any form or method.