Private firms warned not to violate labor law

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AMMAN — Mohammed Al-Zyoud, a spokesperson for the Ministry of Labor said that defense order No. 6 is still applicable for employees in the private sector and measures will be taken against employers who terminate work contracts, according to Jo24. Employees in several companies were warned that their contracts will be terminated upon the end of the sustainability “Estidama” program, which will expire at the end of June. The Social Security Corporation said it will not extend it because economic activity is back to normal following the removal of restrictions under COVID-19. Read more National news Jordan News   (window.globalAmlAds = window.globalAmlAds || []).push('admixer_async_509089081')   (window.globalAmlAds = window.globalAmlAds || []).push('admixer_async_552628228') Read More King Arrives in Cairo to Participate in Tripartite Summit Hashemite Charity Organization: Over 1.5 Million Gaza Residents Benefited from Jordanian Relief Programs (Video) The King Departs to Egypt to Participate in a Summit with the Presidents of Egypt and France

AMMAN — Mohammed Al-Zyoud, a spokesperson for the Ministry of Labor said that defense order No. 6 is still applicable for employees in the private sector and measures will be taken against employers who terminate work contracts, according to Jo24.
 


Employees in several companies were warned that their contracts will be terminated upon the end of the sustainability “Estidama” program, which will expire at the end of June. The Social Security Corporation said it will not extend it because economic activity is back to normal following the removal of restrictions under COVID-19.

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