Qatar Football World Cup: SC’s groundbreaking commitment to workers’ welfare highlighted

Qatar Football World Cup: SC’s groundbreaking commitment to workers’ welfare highlighted The pioneering efforts of the Executive Committee for Inheritance (SC) on employee welfare were highlighted during a high-profile human rights website hosted by the Center for Sport and Human Rights and the International Ethics Organization. Mahmoud Qutub, Executive Director of the SC Human Resources Department and Adviser to the Chair of Labor and Labor Rights, FIFA World Cup 2022 LLC, also spoke about the legacy of hosting the Qatar World Cup 2022 on workers' rights.

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During a panel discussion, entitled Mega Sporting Events, Privacy, and Human Rights, FIFA World Cup & Commonwealth Games, Qutub highlighted SC's progress in establishing social standards and employee welfare programs that serve as a symbol for the construction industry in Qatar and other regions and now protect all employees involved in the delivery of the tournament.

Over the past decade, SC has embarked on programs to reward thousands of workers who have contributed to the Qatar World Cup 2022, Qutub said. These projects have improved hiring procedures and a range of health and safety-related areas, including preventing heat stress. We are proud that our work is regarded as a gold standard in Qatar and has helped many companies in the construction and other sectors to raise standards.

Qutub went on to discuss Qatar's commitment to supporting staff in the private security sector. He said SC’s Workers ’Welfare Standards protect the rights of safety workers in all SC projects; and went on to

describe the strict monitoring and enforcement measures in place to ensure that contractors comply with these rules.

He said: More than 23 000 security guards are expected to take part in the tournament and will play a key role in ensuring that fans, players, and officials find themselves safe and secure. We recognize the great responsibility of our security personnel and the difficult situation in the industry.

We, as an organization, in partnership with national and FIFA stakeholders, share equal responsibility in ensuring that their rights, welfare, and safety are taken care of. Security personnel at SC projects benefit from initial initiatives presented by too many employees, such as reimbursement of rent, central accommodation, and access to problem-solving solutions such as a hotline for complaints and Employee Welfare Forums.

The forums, organized by SC, provide workers with a safe way to raise grievances through collective representation, without fear of retaliation. Safety personnel is also covered by improved standards of health and safety, especially strict measures to reduce the heat pressure applied at all sites. They are also provided with bespoke cooling vests, specially designed to reduce the temperature of the wearer's skin to 8 ° C. Qutub also highlighted SC's collaborative efforts with the Qatar Department of Labor to address unique challenges in the sector, such as working hours and ethical employment. He said Awareness and cooperation are important in ensuring that human rights are respected throughout the security provision of the tournament. We continue to liaise with security service contractors and their staff and key stakeholders to advance long-term reforms in the sector. For more to know about Qatar World Cup tickets Click here.

We are committed to bringing about a lasting legacy of employee well-being and the Football World Cup has helped us lay the foundation for the best practices ever imagined in the region. Qutub appeared on

the panel alongside David Grevemberg, Chief Design and Cooperation Officer, Sports and Human Rights Center, Eddy Stam, Head of Building Services, Uni Global Union, and Nuala Walsh, Founder & CEO, Mind Equity.

Shura Council, Amir's trip to Europe expands international relations The Shura Council held its regular weekly meeting on Monday under the leadership of HE Speaker of the House Hassan bin Abdullah al-Ghanim. At the beginning of the meeting, the council welcomed a recent visit by the Honorable Amir Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad al-Thani to several friendly countries. The Council emphasized that these visits, meetings, negotiations, and the signing of treaties, will no doubt contribute to the development and strengthening of international relations in Qatar, based on cooperation and promote a broad vision for all country's fields.

The Council expressed its appreciation for Amir's participation in the World Economic Forum in Davos and praised His Highness' participation in the Qatar World Cup 2022. City in the 1967 war. The Council emphasized that the march was a coup d'état and a clear violation of the Constitution, saying the city was one of the few places to retain its Arab identity.

The Council reiterated that these activities represent not only the wrath of the Palestinian people but also the Arabs and Muslims who have been given the Old City home of the Al Aqsa Mosque. Afterward, HE Secretary-General of the Shura Council Dr. Ahmed bin Nasser al-Fadhala read the session agenda.

Minutes from the previous session were confirmed. For more to know about Spain Vs Germany Tickets click here.

During the session, Council reviewed the report of the Committee on Financial and Economic Affairs, related to Qatari job seekers, and the identification of the country's special needs for the labor market and labor development. After discussions that were seen as committed to developing effective and

practical solutions and vision, and given Qatar National Vision 2030 which is its first pillar related to human development, Council has made the right decision as to what the report says.

Subsequently, the President of the Council reported on his meeting with a delegation of Al Quds Members of Parliament, indicating that the delegation appreciated Qatar's efforts to support the Palestinian cause, in line with the Amir Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad al-Thani rule, and to review several issues related to strengthening and coordinating efforts between the Shura Council and the Palestinian cause movement.

The Council also reviewed the report on the participation of HE Shura Deputy Speaker Dr. Hamda bint Hassan al-Sulaiti by videoconference at a parliamentary session held next to the International Conference on Human Rights, Civil Society, and Opposition Terrorism on May 9 in Malaga, Spain. The Council also approved two proposals to expand the work of the Information and Cultural Affairs Committee in understanding why Qatari citizens do not like the work of education, and the work of the committee to explore marital issues.

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