A survey has shown that more gender-equal businesses perform better and could spell added revenue for the Arab country from now until 2030.
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The government of the Arab country announced an overhaul of the legal framework including a minimum wage of QAR 1,000, in the lead-up to the 2022 FIFA World Cup.
Brazil saw 129,600 posts created, the biggest number for the month since April 2013.
The International Organization for Migration is hosting a seminar next Wednesday in Rio de Janeiro.
The number of workers hired exceeded that of those fired by 529,500 in 2018, in the first positive net result since 2014.
The Arab Chamber’s President, Rubens Hannun, and Advisor to the Presidency for Strategic Affairs, Tamer Mansour, visited the country and met with authorities and business owners to strengthen trade ties with Brazil.
The Ministry of Labor issued an ordinance determining that work permit to immigrants must be issued within 15 days, at the most.
