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Alternate Name:MoL
Type:Non-corporate entity
Phone:974 4841111
Fax:974 4841000
Website:www.mol.gov.qa
Ministry of Labour plans to publish list of companies violating employment laws
Human Rights Watch voices concerns over construction worker welfare in Gulf state
Philippines gov't backs GCC deployment; says will be subject to 'further review'
Displaced Filipinos may migrate to Qatar to fill in labour demand for construction frenzy
Ministry of Labour is to monitor private companies wage transfers to safeguard employees' wages
Construction workers make most complaints to Labour Ministry - official report.
Any firm that fails to comply with rule could see worksite closed for a month.
Gulf state's Ministry of Labour says violations discovered as part of gov't crackdown.
Private companies will be forced to employ more locals, send Qataris abroad for training.
New agreement set to be signed as Filipino population set to soar by 25%.
Ministry of Labour to introduce online system to detect labour law violations.
Ministry of Labour chief cites increasing rents as one reason for proposed hike.
Philippine Ambassador eyes 90,000 work visas by end of 2009 amid bilateral labour agreement.
Inspection teams aim to check violations by employers, at least 100 companies per month.
Official says there are not enough incentives for nationals to find employment.
Summer restrictions being introduced two weeks before similar rule in the UAE.
Ministry of Labour says companies must provide employee details every six months.
Sponsors and employees face fines of around $2,750, or jail, for violating new rules.
Ministry of Labour initiative to help staff laid off unfairly by companies.
Doha employment seminar urges delay to policy of increasing nationals in workforce.
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