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Private drivers face new workload concerns
The article addresses questions regarding the legality of some private drivers in Jeddah engaging in car and building cleaning services adjacent to their residences in exchange for monetary payments, following the proliferation of such practices in neighborhoods like Al Safa and Al Marwa. These activities, which are becoming a regular occurrence, raise concerns about their compliance with labor and residency regulations, as well as the potential violation of the Commercial Tashweel (concealment) law. Experts emphasize the importance of verifying the nature of such activities and ensuring the necessary licenses are obtained, along with monitoring the proper enforcement of laws by the relevant authorities. Allowing workers to operate independently without following official procedures could expose both the employer and the worker to legal violations, as Article 39 of the Saudi Labor Law states that such arrangements are prohibited without adherence to legal procedures.
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