Bangladesh cuts work hours, electricity use over Middle East crisis – Arab News PK

Bangladesh Reduces Work Hours and Electricity Consumption Amid Middle East Crisis

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Bangladesh has reduced work hours and electricity consumption amid the ongoing Middle East crisis, aiming to conserve energy and manage supply disruptions. The government urges businesses and households to cooperate.

Four-Day Week, No Dinners: Pakistan’s crisis measures draw mixed reactions – The Morning Voice

Pakistan’s Crisis Measures Spark Debate: Four-Day Workweek and No Dinners Introduced

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Pakistan’s government has rolled out a bold four-day workweek and put an end to official dinners in a bid to tackle the mounting economic crisis. These decisive steps have ignited a wave of mixed reactions as public anxiety over the nation’s financial future continues to rise

Saudi Arabia: Saudization Requirements Increase for Certain Engineering and Procurement Sector Roles – Fragomen

Saudi Arabia Tightens Saudization Rules for Key Engineering and Procurement Positions

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Saudi Arabia is ramping up Saudization requirements for key roles in the engineering and procurement sectors, driving a stronger push to empower the local workforce, Fragomen reveals. Companies now need to rethink and adapt their hiring strategies to stay ahead

Malaysia’s ‘aggressive’ move to double minimum expatriate salaries sends ‘strong’ signal to hire local – CNA

Malaysia’s Bold Move to Double Minimum Expat Salaries Sends a Powerful Message to Prioritize Local Hiring

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Malaysia’s bold plan to double minimum salaries for expatriates sends a clear message: it’s time to put local talent first. Authorities emphasize that this move aims to encourage companies to hire more Malaysians, fueling a powerful drive to strengthen domestic employment opportunities