KUWAIT — The Public Authority of Manpower (PAM) announced on Tuesday the conclusion of the ban on outdoor work that had been previously imposed during certain periods and adverse weather conditions. This decision aligns with ministerial decision no. 3 of 2006, which governs labor regulations for outdoor workplaces during restricted periods and unfavorable climate conditions.

PAM emphasized the responsibility of employers to maintain a safe working environment and to implement necessary measures to safeguard workers’ health and safety as outdoor work resumes. The authority's statement underscores the importance of compliance with established labor laws and protocols to prevent occupational hazards associated with outdoor employment.

The lifting of the prohibition signals a return to normal operations for sectors engaged primarily in outdoor activities, provided that employers adhere to the regulatory framework designed to protect laborers from potential weather-related risks.