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KSA Labour and Employment Law

Understand an employer’s overarching duties, responsibilities and obligations towards its employees in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, including potential liabilities and risk for non-compliance.

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AED7,345.00 exc. VAT

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Evidence-based
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Virtual class

Perfect for:

HR generalists
People Managers
Small businesses
Business owner

You’ll learn how to:

  • Learn how to mitigate risk during unprecedented events
  • Ensure the continuity of the businesses, while serving all stakeholders
  • Understand the impact of employment law at the start of the employment relationship 
  • Recognise the main rights that the employee has during the employment period
  • Identify the issues to address at the termination of the employment

About this course

Course length: Two days

Delivery: Online classes, group discussion, and self-directed learning

Suitable for: HR practitioners looking to gain a better understanding of employment law in Saudi Arabia

Topics covered

  • overview of the legal landscape
  • recruitment and employment contracts
  • operating the KSA as a regional hub
  • employee benefits
  • health and safety
  • termination and employee resignation 
  • desputes

What to expect from this 'employment law' course

Delivered in partnership with leading law firm Clyde&Co, this course prepares HR practitioners to successfully handle common labour law issues and mitigate the impact of unforeseen events while protecting the rights of their workforce - from recruitment to termination

Updated in September 2024, this course covers all the latest KSA labour and employment law developments initiated over the past year, when the Kingdom announced series of major economic and social legal reforms.

What you’ll need to do on this course

This is a two-day course, delivered on consecutive days. Each day has 4.5 hours of facilitated online learning.

You’ll take part in a blend of practical activities and facilitated discussions and will better understand employment issues in their real-life context using case studies. You’ll also participate in group discussions to explore key concepts relating to employment law advice. These will provide a framework you can analyse and apply to everyday practice – helping you navigate employment issues as and when they emerge.

What you’ll get on this ‘employment law practitioner’ course

You’ll receive course materials to support you as you apply what you have learnt to the workplace.

At the end of this employment law course, you’ll receive a certificate.

Taking part in this course gives you access to the CIPD Learning Hub for 12 months. Here, you can access your course content together with other valuable resources and tools. When you finish your course, you can enjoy an additional 12 months of access to other resources on the Learning Hub.

Learning outcomes

By the end of this ‘employment law ’ course, you'll be able to:

  • understand and apply the latest updates and changes in Saudi Arabian employment legislation to ensure compliance
  • valuate the impact of employment law from the start of the employment relationship
  • recognise and apply key employee rights and regulations
  • address issues related to the termination of employment

Team bookings

Interested in booking this course for your team? We offer group bookings solutions for teams of four or more people.

When your teams learn with the CIPD, they get direct access to the latest professional research and insights.

And through courses co-created with industry thought leaders and practitioners, they’ll build the skills and confidence they need to inspire action, influence change and drive business value.

We offer a wide range of Learning and Development solutions to suit employees at every level – whether in HR, L&D, OD or wider people management.