Qatar’s Ministry of Labour cancels licenses of 10 recruiting firms for breaking rules

Qatar’s Ministry of Labour has cancelled the licenses of 10 offices, specializing in recruiting workers from abroad, for violating the law of the land.

The Ministry stressed the importance of continuing inspections on recruitment offices to monitor its commitment to the implementation of resolutions, regulations and instructions that will safeguard the rights of employers and workers.

Direct means of communication, including email and a hotline number, have been provided for people to register their complaints.

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