MUSCAT – These efforts are part of the Ministry’s ongoing commitment to fostering a positive and productive work environment by educating both employers and employees on their respective rights and duties. The key focus was on occupational health and safety and the risks associated with heat stress, especially during the summer months.
A total of 102 visits were conducted across 102 establishments, directly benefiting 2,135 individuals. These visits served as a platform to highlight the mutual responsibilities of workers and employers, and to reinforce compliance with national labour regulations.
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