PAM keen to support national workforce

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KUWAIT CITY, Dec 27: Director of the Public Relations Department and Official Spokesperson of the Public Authority for Manpower (PAM) Aseel Al- Mazyad affirmed PAM’s keenness to support the national workforce and overcome all the obstacles it faces, without prejudice to the conditions of disbursing national labor support and the decisions of the Cabinet organizing this matter, reports Al-Anba daily.

In a press statement, Al-Mazyad indicated that PAM does not mind combining work and study for those who have reached the age of 25, and spent three years in non-governmental bodies as long as the conditions are met. She explained that all eligibility conditions stipulated in Cabinet resolution No. 391/2001 and its amendments must be met. The financial aid will not be disbursed if any of these conditions are not fulfilled.

Stipulates
The fourth item in Article 5 of the decision stipulates that the applicant, for the disbursement of support, must not be enrolled in any of the stages of education or registered in any of the training courses organized by the Public Authority for Applied Education and Training (PAAET).

Those who have reached the age of 25, and have completed three years are excluded from the condition of the number of years of working for a non-governmental entity. Article 9 of the decision stipulated the suspension of the disbursement of financial aid in the event that the practice of the profession or trade was stopped or the work relationship with nongovernmental agencies ended.

According to the decision, the payment will be suspended for those who are proven to be outside the country, either for studies or other purposes, provided that they continue practicing work in implementation of the text of Article 9 of Cabinet resolution No. 391/2001.

Al-Mazyad affirmed that PAM will continue to disburse support to workers in the private sector who are enrolled in educational institutions within the State of Kuwait and who continue to practice their work, as well as meet the age requirement of 25 years and have three years of experience.

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