Leading international company fails to pay employees

Wednesday, June 24th: The Saudi ‘bin Laden’ group has failed to pay the salaries of thousands of employees as the Coronavirus restructures construction cedar rail and nearly 15 billion in debt.

According to people with expert views on the issue, the party with held some of the salaries in April and May. Demanding that it not be identified due to the sensitivity of the issue, people said it was not yet clear if the company, which has about 100,000 employees, would be able to pay its employees in June or not.

Construction firm’s current woes have continued for decades, as construction workers traveling to Saudi Arabia for mega-projects such as airports and holy sites in Mecca and Medina have been suffering from the effects of the coronavirus, which has further hampered progress and the company has been forced to burn.

People have said that without any new project it is impossible to mandate cash. Most of the affected employees are based at Bin Laden’s headquarters in Jeddah and work in its construction unit. Bin Laden’s representatives did not respond to numerous calls, messages or emails commenting on the incident.