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In May 2020, 500 Nepali oil and gas workers in Ruwais went on strike in protest that their employer had not cleared their dues. Most of the workers have been confined to their accommodation for two months while the company has not paid them anything owing to the COVID-19 crisis. The company was not named in the article, but a Facebook video that circulated on social media, as well as an activist who contacted BHRRC regarding the case, confirmed the workers' employer was oil and gas company AMBHertel, a subsidiary of France-HQ'ed company Altrad. Le Monde later reported that workers had paid recruitment fees.
Empresas
Altrad
- Employer
,
AMB Hertel
- Employer
Afectado
Total de personas afectadas:
500
Trabajadores migrantes e inmigrantes: (
500
- Nepal
, Petróleo, gas y carbón
, Género no especificado
)
Medidas adoptadas: Company did not respond.
The workers took strike action at the company premises and prevent other workers going to work. They state that they should either be paid their due wages for the time they have been kept off work or be repatriated by the Nepal government.
Hundreds of Nepali migrant workers have gone on strike in the United Arab Emirates as their employers have not paid them salaries for the last two months.
Nearly 500 workers, employed at an oil and gas company in Ruwais of Abu Dhabi, have stopped going to work, protesting against their employer for not giving them work and not clearing their dues...
According to the agitated workers, most of them have been confined to their apartment for the last two months without work while the company has not paid them anything for the period.