Tripartite stakeholders hold talks with Singapore officials

SINGAPORE: A delegation representing tripartite production stakeholders (Government, Employers and Workers) on Tuesday officials in Singapore National Employers Federation and Ministry of Manpower, within the framework of the current several-day visit of the delegation to Singapore.

The delegation familiarized itself with fields of social dialogue between the tripartite production stakeholders at the national and sectoral levels, as well as acquainting with work mechanisms followed in solving disputes.

The delegation also familiarized itself with major legislations and laws governing areas of training.

The delegation of the tripartite production stakeholders is led by Said bin Saleh al Kiyoumi, Chairman of Oman Chamber of Commerce and Industry (OCCI) with participation of Nabhan al Battashi, Chairman of the General Federation of Oman Trade Union, Khalid al Rawahi, Director General of Manpower in the Governorate of Dhofar, managers of human resources at companies and establishments of the private sector, heads and members of trade unions representing workers of the Sultanate in Orpic, Sohar Aluminium, Voltamp, Occidental and Oman Cement among other companies. The visit, organized by OCCI, aims at viewing legislations and laws governing the relation between employers and workers, labour laws and regularizing labour market in Singapore, in addition to familiarizing with initiatives of employers to enhance dialogue with workers and mechanism of coordination between employers and trade unions in social dialogue. — ONA