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Message: <blockquote data-quote="lkdood" data-source="post: 8390839" data-attributes="member: 92282">The National Recruitment Committee has called upon all private  recruitment offices in the Kingdom to sign no further contracts for the  employment of Sri Lankan nationals from abroad.          The “extremely urgent” call followed disputes between the Sri Lankan  Labor Union (ALFIA) and the Sri Lankan Labor Office, which could lead to  delays in the arrival of workers to the Kingdom. It is also a response  to the Sri Lankan media’s negative portrayal of the memorandum of  understanding (MoU) between the National Recruitment Committee and ALFIA  which was due to come into effect on Sep.10.     The MoU signed with ALFIA set recruitment charges at a maximum of SR5,500 for housemaids.           The Sri Lankan Ministry of Labor reportedly backtracked on the pretext  that the MoU will deprive the Lankan economy of an additional income of  over $50 million.           Recruitment offices in the Eastern Province said Sunday that most of  them had already put the suspension into effect, and that with the  situation currently “unclear” it would remain in force.           “Most offices are now turning to Indonesia as a viable alternative,”  said one office representative. “Indonesia remains committed to the MoU  it signed and which came into effect early Ramadan.”    The MoU with Indonesia sets recruitment costs at SR6,000, with visa fees on top.Saudi Gazette<a href="http://www.dailymirror.lk/index.php/news/6915-saudi-ban-.html" target="_blank">Dailymirror</a></blockquote>

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