A path combining labor consulting, legal practice, and an understanding of organizational environments and contractual relationships.
Hatem Ibrahim Hassan Al-Amoudi is a labor consultant licensed by the Ministry of Human Resources and Social Development and a trainee attorney, with more than seven years of practical experience in the private sector, in addition to legal experience in labor cases, analyzing laws and regulations, and developing practical solutions.
His work is based on understanding the workplace, the needs of employers and employees, organizing contractual relationships, improving compliance, and reducing legal risks, alongside research interest in franchising and government tenders and procurement.
Legal and professional preparation combining academic study, practical practice, and administrative and organizational training.
Hatem Al-Amoudi’s experience is supported by a law degree, a professional labor-consulting license, two years of practical legal training, and training programs in project management, performance indicators, and administrative skills.
Practical private-sector experience that strengthened his understanding of the operating environment and the connection between law and organizational needs.
An approach that begins with understanding the labor relationship and ends with a procedure, policy, or settlement that reduces risk and protects rights.
Hatem Al-Amoudi focuses in labor consulting on reviewing the employer-employee relationship from the perspective of the Labor Law, its Implementing Regulations, contracts, policies, and procedures, then developing practical solutions that support compliance and risk management.