I am no expert on Qatari labour law - however usually certain entitlements are implied into an employment contract by operation of law (a fancy way of saying because the law says so) - i.e the labour law states that certain employees are entitled to a certain amount of sick and annual leave (however employers and employees can contract for greater benefits then the minimum). So in short if your contract is silent the minimum applies.
I am quite sure this is the case in relation to these two benefits (sick and annual L) but I am unsure as to how much the entitlement is.
However this being said, you have to look at more importantly at wheather the offer in and of its self is worthwhile.
I am no expert on Qatari labour law - however usually certain entitlements are implied into an employment contract by operation of law (a fancy way of saying because the law says so) - i.e the labour law states that certain employees are entitled to a certain amount of sick and annual leave (however employers and employees can contract for greater benefits then the minimum). So in short if your contract is silent the minimum applies.
I am quite sure this is the case in relation to these two benefits (sick and annual L) but I am unsure as to how much the entitlement is.
However this being said, you have to look at more importantly at wheather the offer in and of its self is worthwhile.
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