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    Bahrain launches initiative to monitor outdoor work ban

    News DeskBy News DeskJuly 7, 2020No Comments1 Min Read
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    The National Institution for Human Rights (NIHR) has launched an initiative to report abuse of workers obliged to work in open spaces between noon and 4 pm in July and August.

    The initiative follows up the LMRA’s decision to ban outdoor work under the summer scorching sun.

    NIHR also called on employers in the private sector to provide facemasks and ask all workers to use them in the workplace in order to reduce the spread of infection among workers.

    It stressed the importance of taking the temperature of all workers entering and leaving the work sites and upon leaving their accommodations.

    Workers with high temperatures should be isolated immediately and the relevant procedures should be activated.

    The NIHR called on employers to limit mixing and to reduce the number of workers in workplaces, particularly in rest rooms, waiting rooms, and changing rooms, in addition to vehicles for transporting workers within the workplace and to and from work sites.

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