Saudi labor ministry cracks down on 67 recruitment offices for violations

Saudi Arabia’s Ministry of Human Resources and Social Development has taken action against 67 recruitment offices in various regions of the Kingdom for violating regulations governing recruitment activities and the provision of labor services.

In a statement, the ministry said the enforcement measures followed ongoing inspection tours and field monitoring aimed at regulating the labor market, protecting the rights of all parties to employment contracts, and ensuring compliance with the rules and regulations governing recruitment activities.

The ministry emphasized that it will not hesitate to impose legal penalties on companies and recruitment offices found in violation, stressing the importance of all offices and firms adhering to approved guidelines to ensure high-quality services for beneficiaries.

The ministry also urged all citizens and residents to deal only with officially licensed offices and companies through the Musaned platform, and to report any violations or misconduct through the available official channels.

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