Amman: The Ministry of Labor successfully restored the labor rights of 41 workers at a garment factory in the northern Jordan Valley, ensuring their continued employment in the sector. According to Jordan News Agency, the Ministry's inspection teams oversaw the process to guarantee that the workers received all due rights as part of its mandate to monitor labor conditions in the Kingdom's private sector. Haitham Najdawi, Director of the Central Inspection Directorate, highlighted the Ministry's role in this initiative during a statement on Thursday. 'Based on its role to follow up on the workers' labor rights in the Kingdom's private sector, the ministry supervised the delivery of all labor rights to the laborers in the target garment factory,' Najdawi said. Further ensuring the stability of these workers' livelihoods, Najdawi revealed that the Ministry facilitated the workers' transition to another apparel factory. This move not only secures their jobs but also provides transportation to their new workplac e, maintaining their active participation in the labor market.
Home » Labor Ministry Ensures Rights and Employment for 41 Garment Workers in Jordan Valley
Labor Ministry Ensures Rights and Employment for 41 Garment Workers in Jordan Valley
Recent post's
Eight Militants Killed in Security Operation in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa
September 24, 2026
GCC Condemns Houthi Missile Launches Toward Saudi Cities of Taif, Yanbu
September 24, 2026
GCC and ASEAN Strengthen Ties at Joint Ministerial Meeting
September 24, 2026
Qatar Engages in Key UN Mediation Meeting
September 24, 2026
Qatar Partners with Memorial Sloan Kettering to Boost Cancer Care
September 24, 2026
GCC and Portugal Forge Agreement to Enhance Bilateral Relations
September 24, 2026
Qatar Engages in Arab Interior Ministers Council Coordination Meeting
September 24, 2026
Sultan bin Saad Al Muraikhi Meets with European Commissioner Magnus Brunner
September 24, 2026