Saudi Arabia introduced new rules for salary cuts
Saudi Arabia has introduced a new set of rules to cap the wage cut at a maximum of 40%. Saudi newspaper Okaz said that the Saudi Ministry of Human Resource and Social Development has linked the salary cuts to a proportional cut in the working hours. Two conditions are, a direct impact of coronavirus on the organization, secondly, the wage cut should be commensurate with a cut in working hours
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While the market waits for the critical OPEC+ production cut deal to kick in, early data on OPEC’s April production suggests that it hit 13-month highs in April--30.25 million bpd. This is the second production cut the company announced in the last couple of weeks.
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