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Proposal to regulate commercial sector working hours stirs concerns among industry representatives

AMMAN The Restaurants and Café Owners Association believes that regulating working hours could have a negative impact on the industry which is currently exempt from such regulations.However, a recent study by the Amman Chamber of Commerce revealed that regulating the commercial sector’s operating hours would have a positive impact by reducing operational costs, improving

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Proposal to regulate commercial sector working hours stirs concerns among industry representatives

Proposal to regulate commercial sector working hours stirs concerns among industry representatives
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Socioeconomic pressures drive private-public school migration

AMMAN Despite the uptick in students transferring from private to public schools, officials say that over 20 per cent of Jordanian students are still enrolled in private institutions.This year, around 17,000 students transferred from private to public schools, which could be a consequence of broader socioeconomic factors, experts say.

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Socioeconomic pressures drive private-public school migration

AMMAN Despite the uptick in students transferring from private to public schools, officials say that over 20 per cent of Jordanian students are still enrolled in private institutions.This year, around 17,000 students transferred from private to public schools, which could be a consequence of broader socioeconomic factors, experts say.

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Jordan ranks 87th globally on 2023 KidsRights Index

AMMAN Jordan has been ranked 87th in the “KidsRights” World Children’s Rights Index. The KidsRights Index is the first global ranking system that annually measures how children’s rights are respected worldwide, and to what extent participating countries are committed to improving these rights, according to their website. The report ranked all 193 UN member states that have

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