Employees supporting five or more children under the age of 18 will be eligible for a one-hour reduction in daily working hours.
The ministry warned employers of strict penalties for violating the regulation, urging companies to fully comply with the midday work ban policy to protect workers from extreme heat conditions.
In Bahrain, employers found breaching the regulations could face imprisonment of up to three months, fines ranging between BD500 and BD1,000 ($2,653), or both penalties.
Alongside the delivery restrictions, Kuwait has also reduced working hours across government entities from seven hours to six hours a day during the summer months.
To address unconscious bias across teams, Titan's people leader Behera explained that the objective is not to pretend bias does not exist, but to help employees recognise how those biases influence workplace behaviour.
