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Kuwait sets new housing regulations for workers, capping occupancy at 4 per room

Kuwait sets new housing regulations for workers, capping occupancy at 4 per room
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Alsharq Tribune- Ahmed Essam 

Kuwait’s Public Authority of Manpower (PAM) has announced new regulations aimed at enhancing the living conditions of workers, reducing overcrowding and ensuring adequate housing standards.

According to the guidelines, employers must ensure that worker accommodations provide a minimum space per person and house no more than four workers per room. These measures aim to promote better living environments across various sectors.

Employers who fail to provide adequate housing will be required to offer housing allowances. Workers earning the minimum wage must receive an allowance equal to 25 per cent of their salary, while those earning above the minimum wage are entitled to 15 per cent.

PAM also emphasized that employers must secure prior approval from relevant authorities before providing housing for workers. This approval process ensures that accommodations meet the required standards and are deemed suitable for occupation.

 

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