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Saudi Arabia Expands Scope of Wage Protection System

by Shuja Al-Baqmi | Jul 14, 2017 | Business

Riyadh- Saudi Arabia is carrying out effective steps towards expanding scope of the wage protection system in the country – this system guarantees disbursing salaries on time, determining wages’ level in all professions and reducing problems that might show up in the...

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p to 7,000 Military Personnel Protest in Brussels Against Pension Reform
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Up to 7,000 Military Personnel Protest in Brussels against Pension Reform

by Abdullah Mustafa | Nov 17, 2016 | Business, World

Brussels – Military personnel organized protests for the first time since 14 years in Brussels against pensions and wages laws, according to the Belgian Army Syndicates. Around 10,000 military members protested near the train station in west Brussels; they...

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Iranian men queue at an ATM machine in Tehran on January 23, 2012. AFP Photo/Atta Kenare

Iran: Executive Payroll Scandal Brings Down Chief of Supervisory Board

by Asharq Al-Awsat | Jun 18, 2016 | World

London-Reports on obscenely handsome salaries received by senior Iranian officials blasted through the community causing rage and eventually leading to the official resignation of the chief of the supervisory board, Mohamed Ibrahim Amin. The scandalous suit placed...