Manpower: The Deadline For Amending The Legal Status Of Mobile Vehicle Owners Will Expire On October 11th

The Director of the Public Relations and Media Department, spokesperson for the Public Authority for Manpower, Aseel Al-Mazed, stated that the deadline granted by the authority to mobile vehicle owners to locate the vehicle from the mobile sites available on the Ministry of Commerce’s automated system, and to install and activate the automatic tracking system GPS ends on October 11 Next.

It called on more mobile vehicle owners to hasten to amend the legal status within the aforementioned period, by selecting a site for it through the Ministry of Commerce’s automated system and activating the automatic tracking system for each vehicle.

They emphasized that the national labor support decided upon for workers who did not adhere to the previous controls will not be disbursed, noting at the same time that the procedures in force at the authority will be taken in the event of non-compliance with these conditions, including stopping the files of mobile vehicles, and not issuing new work permits on licenses. Mobile vehicles or renewal of work permits for expatriate workers. She indicated that it is necessary for the owners of mobile vehicles to direct the national labor support cashiers to the National Labor Inspection Inspection headquarters in the Qurain area – without the need to take an appointment in advance – after modifying their status by selecting one of the mobile sites available through the Ministry of Commerce’s automated system, and installing and activating the automatic tracking system. GPS », to update their data to ensure the continued disbursement of the national labor support, whether in the third or fifth chapter, while the owners of mobile vehicles, other than the support cashiers, must review the headquarters of the Mubarak Al-Kabeer Governorate work administration before the specified date in order to avoid stopping the mobile vehicle files according to the procedures in force at the authority.

 

Source: Alqabas

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