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The Jordanian Ministry of Labour's report shows that inspection teams carried out 15,866 visits during the first half of the year, resulting in 5,727 warnings and 2,766 violations. Additionally, 18 inspection campaigns were conducted across various economic sectors. The ministry received 5,268 labor complaints, of which 1,457 were resolved. Most complaints concerned non-payment of wages (2,241 complaints), workers' legal rights, termination of employment, and workers being prevented from working. Furthermore, 96 cases of child labor were identified. Awareness campaigns were carried out, and deportation orders were issued for 315 non-Jordanian workers, while deportation was canceled for another 155. Measures also included providing services to resolve domestic workers' complaints, ensuring compliance of childcare centers, enforcing labor laws on foreign workers, and implementing various regulatory and awareness activities to safeguard workers' rights.
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