Muscat – These regulations mandate specific actions for establishments employing 25 or more workers, focusing on Omanisation, fair employment practices, and workforce development.
These obligations include:
- Employers must announce the professions available within their organizations, along with the conditions and selection criteria to occupy these positions.
- Demonstrate commitment to the professional classification approved by the Ministry in a way that streamline procedures and facilitate Omanisation goals.
- Determine wages, employment benefits and working conditions
- Provide training programs aimed at developing the skills of Omani workers and enhancing their work efficiency.
- Ensure that the workplace is equipped with a suitable environment and adequate facilities.
- Provide systems for performance evaluation.
- Develop and execute a plan to train and appoint Omanis to leadership roles.
- Develop practical strategies to retain the Omani workforce.
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