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ARTICLE · 20 JUNE 2017

The New Indicative Rules Governing Work Behavioral Conduct

In February 2017, the Ministry of Labor and Social Development issued a guide containing indicative policies regarding work behavioral conduct.

Saudi ArabiaEmployment and HR
Zaid Mahayni
Zaid Mahayni

In February 2017, the Ministry of Labor and Social Development issued a guide containing indicative policies regarding work behavioral conduct (the "Indicative Policies"). The Indicative Policies mention that behavioral and ethical rules in the workplace foster an attractive and productive work environment.

Most notably, the Indicative Policies encourage:

  1. transparency;
  2. dialogue between the employer and the employees;
  3. informing the employer of any infractions at the workplace;
  4. the avoidance of conflicts of interests;
  5. respect and cooperation between colleagues;
  6. fairness and equality in the treatment of employees;
  7. the usage of the employer's equipment and tools solely for work-related purposes;

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