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    • Oman Deported 236 Expats in November

    By on December 31, 2022
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    Muscat: Oman has deported 236 expats in November, while 150 arrested for violating labour law, says Ministry of Labour

    In a statement Ministry of Labour said: “The joint inspection office of Al Dakhiliyah Governorate has received 150 expatriate workers violating Oman labour law. The office deported 236 labour law violators in November.”

    The Ministry calls upon all employers to adhere to the provisions of labour law.”

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