End Service Benefit-Ksa

Last activity 17 September 2018 by XTang

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lraepMember17 September 2018 11:38:51

Help please!!!

I am currently outside Saudi Arabia for a vacation. For some reasons I will not be able to come back to KSA to finish my contract. Can I still claim my end service benefit? Am I still eligible? I have been in the company for 7 years. Thank you.

jumping.foxMember17 September 2018 13:43:56

hi there, That is your right. BUT, make sure u talk to them in a calm way. Negotiate with the HR manager and everything will be done.

XTangBahrain/UAE/Saudi Arabia Expert17 September 2018 13:59:24

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You can if you work it out with your employer and resolve everything amicably. If you don't, then you are stuck as practically, you are in the wrong i.e. theoretically absconding. You can end up being banned and not receiving a penny.

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