You can google "Missiles, bullying claims, a tragic death: what’s going on at Saudi Aramco?" and read the article for free.
Here is just a taste:
But five whistleblowers who spoke to the FT — including current and former Saudi Aramco employees — warn that treatment of expatriate staff has deteriorated markedly in recent years, threatening morale and the safety of projects.
Typical Saudi response.."you should have worked harder". Mo--n. Their is not a single expat here that cares what happens to this backward desert sh!th@!e in the end.
You'll be waiting a very long time then. You got fired and you are now bitter. You should have worked harder.
Well written article, happen to know the guys named as well as the anonymous ones very well.
Everything said is factually correct and, as others have said, is only the tip of the iceberg.
The time will come when the company and its “management” can no longer cover up their ineptitude and lies.... a day that won’t come soon enough for many of us who have suffered mental health issues due to them.
As for Jazan, it’s a viper infested cesspool of ineptitude, nepotism and general expat hating management. A number of whom have used their positions and wasta to make formal complaints to HR go away.
They may be able to dodge the bullet for a while but they can’t run away forever.... the day of reckoning will come and May it bring true vengeance for their actions when it does!
This article only highlights the tip, there is an iceberg hidden underneath. millions of barrels of hydrocarbons are being burnt everyday and false emission data is reported. Major safety incidents, fires, causalities never come t surface. Expats are forced to write false incident investigation reports to save their jobs...............This place is a ticking time bo-b
Focusing on Jazan in particular but the morale problem applies at least in the operational facilities.