A person with a disability means any person who is proven by a medical report issued by the Ministry of Health or hospitals in other government sectors or under one of the identification cards issued by the Ministry of Human Resources and Social Development to have one or more of the following disabilities: (visual disability, hearing disability, mental disability, physical disability, motor disability, learning disabilities, speek and speech difficulties, behavioral disorders, emotional disorders, autism) or any other disability that requires the provision of one of the forms of facilitative services
Ability to work in accordance with the executive regulations:
Ability to work means that a person with a disability meets the conditions for occupying the job or work for which he is applying, including scientific, professional and/or skill requirements or any other requirements to be able to carry out his work tasks
Facilitative arrangements and services means:
Engineering amendments and harmonization of work conditions and environment in accordance with the standards stipulated in Part Two of the Architectural Requirements Volume in the Saudi Building Code, and any of the arrangements set out in the indicative table attached to the Executive Regulations of the Labor Law (Appendix No. 3) whenever they are necessary and indispensable to enable a person with disabilities to carry out his work tasks.