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Labor’s Laws Lost

By Alex Malouf • Aug 4th, 2009

Nevertheless, Bahrain-based recruiter Rory Adamson believes that reform would bring about a measure of common sense to a system that many believe is out of date: “I recently recruited an expat worker - who was already in Saudi - into another bank in the kingdom. In order to sidestep the visa policy, he’s been forced to live in Bahrain for a year and commute to Saudi Arabia.”


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