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Saudi Binladin Group workers demand unpaid wages
RIYADH, March 29 (Reuters) - Scores of workers gathered outside an office of one of Saudi Arabia's biggest construction companies on Tuesday to demand unpaid wages, as low oil prices and government austerity steps pressured the industry
The workers, many from India, Pakistan and Egypt, scanned lists of names taped to a wall of the Saudi Binladin Group facility, checking whether they had been chosen to receive wages which, they said, had not been paid for up to seven months. https://www.zawya.com/story/Saudi_Bi...=free-homepage |
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just the $30bn owed
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Originally Posted by flares
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just the $30bn owed
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Re: Saudi Binladin Group workers demand unpaid wages
Originally Posted by flares
(Post 11908928)
just the $30bn owed
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It's terrible for anyone not to get paid (especially for 7 months) and even worst is these guys are the lower end of the pay scale, where every penny counts.
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Originally Posted by Bahtatboy
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Meanwhile in other news...
to add, stuff like: https://www.zawya.com/story/Saudi_mi...20160330032127 TAIF: Facing increasing complaints about high water bills, Water and Electricity Minister Abdullah Al-Hussayen has urged consumers to get permits to dig wells so that they can avoid paying the new tariffs introduced by the government in December. Al-Hussayen was also quoted as saying by a local publication on Tuesday that the government had introduced several awareness campaigns to educate people on water rationing. ... and the massive reduction in money supply reported in Bloomberg today. |
Re: Saudi Binladin Group workers demand unpaid wages
Originally Posted by Bahtatboy
(Post 11909087)
Meanwhile in other news...
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Originally Posted by Boomhauer
(Post 11909453)
I can't understand the mindset of people like that who soo brashley show-off to let everyone know they have tons money .
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All his cars got an fixed penalty notice for parking violations.
That's almost 1000 SAR of fines :lol::lol::lol::lol: I hope they get towed (and scratched to **** in the process) |
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Don't they clamp vehicles these days?
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Originally Posted by martinbkk
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Don't they clamp vehicles these days?
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Originally Posted by martinbkk
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Don't they clamp vehicles these days?
From citizens advice.. When your car can be clamped or towed away It is illegal for your car to be clamped or towed away on any land, except in specific circumstances where the law allows it. Your car could be clamped if it isn’t roadworthy, if you haven’t paid unpaid taxes,, fines or legal aid costs, or if you repeatedly park where you shouldn’t and don’t pay council parking tickets. You can’t be clamped just because you spend too long in a car park or park where you shouldn’t have. You should only be issued with a parking ticket. Read this page to find out more about when your car can be clamped or towed away. |
Re: Saudi Binladin Group workers demand unpaid wages
the gold cars were being discussed on BBC5live today
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The residents of Essex have the same mindset as the Saudi owners of the gold-plated cars. "Show them you are loaded."
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