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Parliament considers canceling end-of-service benefits for domestic workers
The Bahraini House of Representatives is studying a proposal to amend the Labor Law aimed at reducing employment costs for families. This involves two proposals: the first proposes abolishing end-of-service benefits for domestic workers, while the second suggests making the responsible authority for that benefit—namely, the Labor Market Regulatory Authority—pay the benefits to non-Bahraini workers. The first proposal aims to ease the financial burden on low-income families, while the second seeks to protect employers from additional financial stresses by transferring the responsibility of paying these benefits to the labor market regulation authority.
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