Kafeel make final exit without pay my Panding salary next day I go maqtab amal and put case there after the case submitted in the courts after one year I win the the now I want transfer but when I make talb there come suspend from work and final exit؟

Question

سؤال Kafeel make final exit without pay my Panding salary next day I go maqtab amal and put case there after the case submitted in the courts after one year I win the the now I want transfer but when I make talb there come suspend from work and final exit؟

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Tell me what I do now even my passport also with my kafeel

Answer 1

Translation:

My kafeel (sponsor) made a final exit without paying my pending salary. The next day, I went to the Labor Office and filed a case. After the case was submitted to the courts, I won after one year. Now I want to transfer my sponsorship, but when I apply, I am suspended from work and have a final exit.

Explanation:

Your kafeel is legally obligated to pay you your pending salary before you leave the country. By making a final exit without paying you, your kafeel violated your employment rights.

You were right to file a case with the Labor Office. After winning your case, you are entitled to receive your pending salary, as well as any other compensation that the court may order.

However, it is not uncommon for employers to retaliate against employees who file labor complaints. In your case, it appears that your employer is trying to prevent you from transferring your sponsorship by suspending you from work and issuing you a final exit.

What can you do?

You have a few options:

1. You can try to negotiate with your employer to lift the suspension and allow you to transfer your sponsorship. If your employer is unwilling to cooperate, you can file a new complaint with the Labor Office.
2. You can accept the final exit and leave the country. However, you will be giving up your right to work in Saudi Arabia for two years, unless you can obtain a new work visa from outside the country.
3. You can challenge the final exit in court. This is a more complicated and time-consuming process, but it may be your only option if your employer is unwilling to cooperate and you want to continue working in Saudi Arabia.

Recommendation:

I recommend that you consult with a labor lawyer to discuss your options and get advice on how to proceed. A lawyer can help you to negotiate with your employer, file a complaint with the Labor Office, or challenge the final exit in court.

Please note:

I am not a lawyer and this is not legal advice. You should consult with a qualified labor lawyer to discuss your specific situation and get legal advice.