- About the Eighth Goal
- Job Practices: Living Wages
- Employment Practices: Labor Unions
- Anti-discrimination employment policy
- Employment policy to combat forced labor and modern slavery
- Employment Practices: Equal Rights for Contract Workers (Outsourced)
- Employment Policy on Fair Wage Structure
- Track wage structure for gender equality
- Grievance Procedures in Employment Practices
- Workers' rights in employment practices
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Grievance Procedures in Employment Practices
Official HR policies platform
The General Administration of Human Resources is responsible for maintaining official documents and regulations related to complaint, appeal, and grievance policies for both faculty and staff members.
Employee Ethics Policy Release
The university's employee ethics policy is implemented by the Human Resources Department. It regulates professional conduct and conflict resolution mechanisms, and is available within the Engineering Faculty's document repository.
The mechanism of application, investigation, decision, and internal appeal
Complaints require submitting a formal written request to the General Human Resources Administration, along with supporting documentation, for registration and referral to the competent authority. A neutral committee will investigate the complaint and must report its findings within 30 working days. If the employee is not satisfied with the decision, they have the right to submit a final internal appeal to the Office of the University President within 30 days of the decision notification date.
Mechanism for Resuming Professional Practices as a Guarantee for Achieving Equal Pay
As a leading governmental institution, Qassim University ensures the integrity of its compensation structure through a formal mechanism for appealing employment practices. This mechanism serves as a crucial tool for monitoring gender equality in salary scales. This system allows any employee to submit a formal grievance regarding any administrative decision related to their rights or financial entitlements. Disputes that cannot be resolved internally can be escalated to the Labor Court for mandatory judicial review. This judicial oversight provides a strong legal guarantee, ensuring that the university's compensation practices adhere to the principles of fairness, equality, and non-discrimination among all employees, regardless of gender.
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- About Goal Seven
- Energy provider renovation and construction
- Upgrading buildings for higher energy efficiency
- Carbon reduction and emission mitigation
- Energy Consumption Reduction Plan
- Identify energy waste
- Divestment policy
- Engaging the Local Community for Energy Efficiency
- Commitment to 100% Renewable Energy
- Energy efficiency services for the industrial sector
- Developing Policies for Clean Energy Technologies
- Low-carbon innovation support