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Doha, March 02 (QNA) – In light of current circumstances and in the interest of safeguarding public wellbeing and ensuring stable business operations, the Ministry of Labour (MOL), in coordination with the Ministry of Commerce and Industry (MOCI), recommended that private-sector entities continue to implement remote working arrangements wherever the nature of the work allows, effective from Tuesday, until further notice.
Exemptions apply to activities that require staff presence on-site, provided that all approved health and safety measures are fully observed to protect employees.
Exemptions also include retail and service operations that involve direct engagement with the public, including shops, consumer cooperatives, and restaurants, to ensure the uninterrupted provision of essential goods and services to the community. (QNA)
