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elamericano
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I wonder how this will impact demand for places at private universities? Also if it sees private universities prospering at the expense of government, will the minister or King make an announcement that key expatriates are exempt? The same could be said for hospitals, and most likely many other industries.
BTW that picture is hysterical. |
IMO the health sector will be one of the absolute last they ever think about Saudizing. They could kick out most or all foreigners from the oil companies and they'd muddle through, and the same for the schools, but hospitals? There'd be dead bodies piling up in the hallways within hours. |
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sicklyman
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elamericano
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| Posted: Sun May 28, 2017 9:16 am Post subject: |
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| So unlike every other plan discussed for the future this one will suddenly and certainly be implemented? |
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veiledsentiments
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| Posted: Sun May 28, 2017 1:37 pm Post subject: |
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Not necessarily. What normally happens is what looks like a rapid enforcement... followed by a reality check when they realize that they don't have enough locals with the credentials who want many or most of the expat positions... followed by hiring more expats again.
It will be messy... for all. But slowly it will happen.
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