The Ministry of Industry and Mineral ResourcesMinistry of Industry and Mineral Resources invited industrial and mining establishments wishing to benefit from the Tawteen program to register their data with the Ministry via the following link: https://survey.mim.gov.sa/Survey/eqmbWr38-cc, in order to obtain a set of incentives and benefits offered by the program.
The Ministry explained that the program offers a range of incentives to individuals and enterprises, such as wage subsidies to support enterprises with part of the employee's wage for (24) months, financial rewards for enterprises committed to long-term employment and for individuals committed to continuity, and a number of services including transportation, training, and others.
The program also includes sponsorship for individuals and enterprises. <The incentives also include childcare to help mothers cover part of their childcare costs, as well as remote work by encouraging the establishment to cover the costs of remote workers and provide a number of training opportunities, including: Basic training to cover gaps in skills or knowledge through short-term training programs.
The Ministry of Industry and Mineral Resources announced in a joint statement with the Ministry of Human Resources and Social Development the launch of the Wage Support Program to stimulate the localization of industrial sector jobs in various regions of the Kingdom in April 2021, in order to provide incentives and support to factories and attract national talents to work in them.
Ministry of Industry and Mineral Resources announced in a joint statement with the Ministry of Human Resources and Social Development. The Ministry is working on analyzing the current industrial and mining activities in order to identify job opportunities that can increase localization rates by investing in training programs aimed at raising skills, or reorienting workers' skills to new skills required by the market, as well as investing in introducing new policies to address the challenges and obstacles that limit national cadres from working in the industrial and mining sectors.
Ministry of Human Resources and Social Development
