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    Employers Must Record Daily Working Time

    The European Court of Justice has held that, in order to comply with the EU Working Time Directive's (WTD) provisions, employers are obliged to set up a system for measuring actual daily working time
    BahrainEmployment and HR
    Charles Russell Speechlys
    Charles Russell Speechlys
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    New Labor Market Plan To Strengthen Economy

    The Cabinet of Bahrain has officially approved the National Labor Market Plan 2021-2023.
    BahrainImmigration
    Envoy Global, Inc.
    Envoy Global, Inc.
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    Bahrain Ends Employment Sponsor System

The government of Bahrain recently announced changes to the country’s rules relating to work visas for expatriate workers. Specifically, foreign workers in Bahrain are now able to change jobs without the consent of their employers.
BahrainImmigration
Holland & Knight
Holland & Knight
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    Legal Update: Shura Council Considers Draft Amendment To The Labour Law

    The Shura Council is currently considering an amendment to the Labour Law for the Private Sector (Law No. 36/2012) which will impact how employers will declare and implement redundancies.
    BahrainEmployment and HR
    Raees + Co
    Raees + Co
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    What Is On The Horizon For Workers' Employment Rights?

    As we head towards Halloween with the various permutations of a deal, a further delay to Brexit (most likely) or crashing out of the EU,
    European UnionEmployment and HR
    Charles Russell Speechlys
    Charles Russell Speechlys
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    Bahrain Introduces New Labour Law

    On July 26, 2012, the King of Bahrain issued new labour Law No. 36 of 2012. The New Law repeals and replaces the old labour law (No. 23 of 1976).
    BahrainEmployment and HR
    Blake, Cassels & Graydon LLP
    Blake, Cassels & Graydon LLP
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    Non-Compete Clauses In Employment Contracts

    Our Associate, Habiba Mokhtar explains the effect of non-compete clauses in employment contracts.
    BahrainCorporate/Commercial Law
    Raees + Co
    Raees + Co
  • Article

    Tracing Uncodified Legal Principles

    A foundation of the civil legal system in Bahrain, the Civil Code regulates a wide array of topics within its 1054 articles from contracts, tortious/unlawful acts, unjust enrichment...
    BahrainEmployment and HR
    Raees + Co
    Raees + Co
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    Employee vs. Consultant: Navigating The Legal Fine Line To Avoid Misclassification

    Our associate Habiba Mokhtar, discusses the risks of misclassifying employees as consultants in Bahrain, which can lead to costly lawsuits, fines and legal liabilities due to violations of the Labour Law.
    BahrainEmployment and HR
    Raees + Co
    Raees + Co
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