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President’s Campaign Targets Reduced Working Hours, More Time Off for Tourism Employees
During a campaign event ahead of the presidential runoff, President Ibrahim Mohamed Solih said he intends to negotiate two-day leave and a reduction of weekly working hours from 48 to 40 for tourism workers, and he pledged an advisory committee of top tourism executives and a scholarship scheme to train locals up to general manager level in resorts. Solih and Malé Mayor Mohamed Muizzu, who took 39 percent and 46 percent of first-round votes respectively, will face each other in the runoff on Saturday, 30 September.
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President’s Campaign Targets Reduced Working Hours, More Time Off for Tourism Employees
48 hours per week Current weekly working hours for tourism workers
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48 hours per weekCurrent weekly working hours for tourism workersMaldives Republica reduction of working hours from 48 to 40 hours per week for tourism workers
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40 hours per weekProposed weekly working hours for tourism workersMaldives Republica reduction of working hours from 48 to 40 hours per week for tourism workers
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46 percentFirst-round vote share for Mohamed MuizzuMaldives Republichaving garnered the most votes in the first round with 46 percent and 39 percent respectively
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39 percentFirst-round vote share for Ibrahim Mohamed SolihMaldives Republichaving garnered the most votes in the first round with 46 percent and 39 percent respectively
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