Al-Dhahrawi opposes age limit for hiring
The article addressed MP Raaed Ruba’ Al-Zahrawi’s criticism of the age requirement set by the Ministry of Environment for applying to public sector jobs, which is limited to those born in 1990 or later. This condition deprives older graduates—those over 35 or 40 years old—of employment opportunities. He pointed out that this requirement unfairly disadvantages graduates who have spent many years studying and training and have been waiting for job opportunities for a long time. He emphasized that this reflects a systematic exclusion and injustice against senior graduates. Additionally, he called on the government to be honest with citizens about the fate of the Civil Service Bureau’s stockpile, considering that this requirement poses a threat to the future of many families and reflects discrimination against graduates who are past a certain age.
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