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1 Out 2021

Qatar: Pilot demonstrates benefits of fair recruitment & effective grievance mechanism for construction workers, incl. drop in recruitment fees

In September 2020, the ILO Qatar Project Office and Qatari Diar/ Vinci Construction published a brochure with the "lessons" learned from a pilot seeking to promote fair recruitment in Qatar's construction sector. The pilot looked specifically at the Qatar- Bangladesh migration corridor, focusing on the recruitment practices of STS, a manpower provider placing workers in QDVC worksites.

Key findings of the pilot, following STS' adoption of a no-recruitment fee charging policy, included:

  • A sharp drop in recruitment fees and related costs paid by workers.
  • A major reduction of workers’ debt.
  • Fewer cases of deceptive contract practices.

The pilot also demonstrated that fair recruitment policies can be implemented and achieved by companies in a short timeframe.