How can I get my labor rights if the employer refused to cooperate with MOHRE?

You need to file a case before the court within 14 days.

Dear Questioner,

If you have the letter from the MOHRE now, you can file your case in court.

If you need our assistance to collect your benefits, please contact us on phone.

Well, it is open to you to institute a claim application.

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Hi,

You will have to ask MOHRE to refer this matter to the labor court.

Dear Client

Hope you are doing well.

In this situation, you have to file a case in the labor court.

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ABDUL WAHIED

Dear User,

In the case that MOHRE contacted the employer and they refused to pay, you may refer the case to the competent court and file a claim against your employer.

Regards,

KHA Advocates

Hello,

We are pleased to provide the requested service.

The worker can submit a complaint to the Ministry of Labor over the phone 80060 or the website.

All entitlements must be accounted for (overdue salaries, vacations, end-of-service benefits, airline tickets for him and his family, compensation for unfair dismissal, and any other entitlements according to the contract).

The matter is presented for settlement before the employee of the ministry, and if the solution is not resolved, the file is referred to the court, and a session is set for its consideration before the judge.

After the ruling, an implementation file is opened to collect the amount.

There are many actions that can be taken against the company to enforce the judgment.

You need to get your rights through the court. Insist to transfer your case to the court.