Oman imposes OMR3.24 million in fines over labour violations, nearly 3,000 deported
Dubai: Oman’s Ministry of Labour imposed fines totalling OMR3.246 million and deported nearly 3,000 workers following a nationwide crackdown on labour violations, according to its latest inspection figures. The ministry said 6,707 inspection visits were carried out across Oman’s governorates as authorities stepped up enforcement of the Labour Law and efforts to strengthen compliance in the labour…
Oman's Ministry of Labour has imposed fines amounting to OMR3.246 million and deported nearly 3,000 workers following a countrywide enforcement of the Labour Law, according to recent inspection data. The ministry conducted 6,707 inspections across the nation's administrative divisions as part of intensified efforts to ensure adherence to labor regulations.
Of the 11,172 workers found in violation of labor laws, 4,680 cases were forwarded to the Public Prosecution for potential legal proceedings. As a result of the crackdown, 2,944 workers were expelled from the country. Additionally, the inspections led to the creation of 272 employment opportunities through settlement agreements. The ministry reported a labor market compliance rate of 69.5 percent across Oman's governorates.
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