Termination of Contract under Saudi Labour Law

Termination of an employment contract in Saudi Arabia is governed by Saudi Labour Law to protect both employees and employers. Understanding when and how a contract may be legally terminated is essential for employees, especially expatriates, to safeguard their rights and financial entitlements.

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1. What is Termination of Contract?

Termination of contract refers to the legal ending of an employment relationship between an employer and an employee. Termination can occur due to several reasons, such as:

2. Cases in Which the Employment Contract Shall Be Terminated

✔ Expiry of Contract Term

✔ Mutual Agreement

✔ Employee Reaching Retirement Age

✔ Force Majeure

3. Termination by Employer

4. Termination by Employee (Resignation)

5. Termination Without EOSB

6. Employee Rights Upon Termination

7. Legal Protection & Dispute Resolution

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