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Decision on Conditions for Settling Labour Law Violations

Lets an establishment settle its first labour-law fine at an 80% reduction if it corrects the breach and applies within 90 days of notification, before paying.

Violations and penaltiesMinisterial Decision 9344211/7/1447H · 31 December 2025Employment

In brief

Lets an establishment settle its first labour-law fine at an 80% reduction if it corrects the breach and applies within 90 days of notification, before paying.

Summary of the law

Conditions

  • An administrative decision imposing a penalty from the table of violations, and it must be the establishment's first violation.
  • Apply within 90 days of notification, remove the violation, the fine must be unpaid and at least SAR 1,000 (Clause 1).

Effect

  • Fines issued for the first time on one date per file are reduced by 80% (Clause 2); earlier decision 75907 is repealed.

Practical tip

  • Do not pay before considering settlement, since the fine must be unpaid. Correct the breach, document it and apply within 90 days.

A plain-language summary prepared by Al-Bayan Al-Wadih Law Firm, focused on the violations and problems that come up most in daily life. It is not a substitute for the official text or for legal advice.

What it covers

  • Conditions for settlement
  • 80% fine reduction
  • 90-day deadline
  • First violation only

Timeline

  1. Issued: Ministerial Decision 93442 · 11/7/1447H

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