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The article concerns a judicial ruling issued by the First Major Labor Court in Bahrain, which ordered compensation of 7,460 Bahraini dinars for a former employee of a company. The court established that the company dismissed her arbitrarily and without a legitimate reason. The judgment confirmed that the company violated the employee's rights by dismissing her orally before her fixed-term contract ended. It also rejected claims that the dismissal was due to poor performance, as it was proven that the employee had received good evaluations. Additionally, the retroactive complaint filed against her was invalidated, and it was confirmed that the actual termination occurred before any formal notice, legally obstructing her dismissal procedures. The court pointed out the invalidity of a clause in the contract that restricted her right to annual leave, and ordered the company to pay all due entitlements and compensation. The ruling emphasized the importance of protecting workers' rights and respecting legal contract terms to ensure justice.
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