*Recent Labor inspections have significantly affected expat remittances to Yemen since many of these foreign workers have stopped working pending the legalization of their status. "Our families depend on our monthly remittances to manage their living costs," one Yemeni worker told Arab News. "Local Labor market conditions keep changing constantly and we have to find other solutions to be able to continue working." "Most Yemeni electricians used to send home anywhere from SR500 to SR1,000 a month," Abdul Fatah Al-Adni, a supervisor at an exchange ****** in downtown Jeddah, told Arab News.
09-05-2014, 02:42 AM
Labor raids reduce remittances to Yemen
*Recent Labor inspections have significantly affected expat remittances to Yemen since many of these foreign workers have stopped working pending the legalization of their status. "Our families depend on our monthly remittances to manage their living costs," one Yemeni worker told Arab News. "Local Labor market conditions keep changing constantly and we have to find other solutions to be able to continue working." "Most Yemeni electricians used to send home anywhere from SR500 to SR1,000 a month," Abdul Fatah Al-Adni, a supervisor at an exchange ****** in downtown Jeddah, told Arab News.
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