A new report published Wednesday warns that luxury hotel brands are failing to take steps to protect immigrant workers from harassment before the Football World Cup in Qatar. The Business & Human Rights Resource Center (BHRRC) has invited 19 hotel companies to take part in a study that puts them at a disadvantage in their approach to protecting the rights of immigrant workers.
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The tested hotels represent more than 100 international brands with more than 80 buildings across the Middle East, scheduled to accommodate football fans in November Qatar Football World Cup2022, the BHRRC said. According to the charity, the responses of these hotels have revealed that they are not exercising the necessary rights to protect workers' rights to immigration, including the payment of rent, discrimination and harassment in the workplace for fear and intimidation.
In the second study of its kind conducted by BHRCC, all respondent hotel products gained less than 50 percent. IHG Hotels & Resorts received the highest score (40.5 points), while the Louvre received the lowest score (11 points). Eight high-end brands, including Best Western, Four Seasons and Millennium & Copthorne, failed to respond to this study. For more to know about Football World Cup Tickets Click here.
Another employee, an East African hotel driver who wished to be identified, stated: “In the new law [to abolish the Certificate of Objection], to be honest, it is on paper only because these employers do not sign off. Instead, they continue to cancel your visa and, before you know it, forcibly return you to your country.
Isobel Archer, Gulf Program Manager, Business & Human Rights Resource Center, said: The study should be an inspiration to Football World Cup teams, corporate sponsors and a million visitors to enjoy Qatar Football World Cup Month in November Qatar Football World Cup 2022. With new laws and drastic measures in place, the government is cracking down on harassment of workers, including those in the hospitality industry.
Changing the performance of all companies will take time, but Qatar is winning the war with those who think they can bypass the rules. Qatar said it expected up to 1.5 million people to visit during next year's Football World Cup, the first of its kind in the Middle East. Along with the hotels, fans will once again stay on cruise ships connected to Doha and pitch tents in the desert.
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