A few days before the implementation of the decision to resettle them, car rental offices close their doors
A few days before the implementation of the decision to resettle them, car rental offices close their doors
A few days before the implementation of the decision to resettle them, car rental offices close their doors
A press report revealed that a large number of car rental offices closed their doors in various cities of the Kingdom this week, that is, a few days before the implementation of the decision to resettle them, scheduled for next Sunday.
Citizens revealed, according to the report published by “Okaz”, that they went to Makkah Al-Mukarramah to perform Umrah, but they were shocked by the closure of most car rental offices, which led to a problem they faced in transportation within the holy capital, and a number of rental office owners in Jeddah closed their shops until notice. last.
Dealers attributed the closure of the leasing offices to several reasons, including the search for Saudi employees with experience in the field, in addition to the refusal of some citizens to work in two shifts or work on official holidays, and the inability of some to resettle, which forced them to close the offices early, in anticipation of the application of penalties against them.
It is worth noting that Khaled Aba Al-Khail, a spokesman for the Ministry of Labor, had confirmed earlier that Emiratisation will be implemented in car and motorcycle offices, ready-made clothing stores (children and men), ready-made home and office furniture stores, and household utensils stores, starting from the new Hijri year.
The date of resettlement in stores of electrical and electronic devices, watches, and eyeglasses will be by the first of Rabi` al-Awwal 1440 AH, provided that the next month of Jumada al-Awwal will witness the resettlement of stores of medical devices and equipment, building and construction materials, auto spare parts, carpets of all kinds, and sweets, so that they are all restricted. On the Saudis and Saudi women.
