AMMAN The Kingdom’s minimum wage, currently set at JD260 for Jordanian workers and at JD230 for foreign workers, is not sufficient to cover basic living expenses amid high inflation rates, according to experts. Minister of Labour Nayef Steitieh said on Tuesday that the trilateral committee for labour affairs will meet in the upcoming days to study raising the minimum wage,
Jordanian Minister of Labour Nayef Steitieh revealed that the grant of His Highness the Amir Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad al-Thani provided 9,100 jobs for Jordanians