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How Can You Get a Student Work Permit in UAE?

Training and Employment of Students in UAE Training of Students in UAE As per the latest Ministerial Decree on the Regulations and conditions of Training and Employment of Students any...

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Employment of Juveniles as per New UAE Labour Law 2022

What does the New UAE Labour Law says about Employment of Juveniles? Juveniles have been provided with a special treatment under UAE Labour Law. According to Article 5 of the UAE Labour Law,...

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How can you get your UAE Labour Card Number (Work Permit Number) online?

Where can you find your UAE labour card number? A labour card or work permit is issued to all employees in the UAE by the Ministry of Human Resources and Emiratisation (MOHRE) or the free zone in...

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How to File an Absconding Complaint against Domestic worker with MOHRE?

Filing Absconding Complaint against Domestic worker in UAE For a smooth and secure hiring process of a domestic worker, it is crucial to go through a registered agency. This ensures that the...

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What are the Fines Imposed for Not Renewing the Work Permit in UAE?

According to the Ministry of Human Resources and Emiratisation (MOHRE), the establishment has a period of 60 days within which it should renew electronic work permits. A delay fee of AED Per month,...

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Can You Withdraw Your Resignation after filing it?

As per the UAE Labour Law it is always important that you need to clearly state in the resignation letter that you are serving notice period. If your are resigning without serving the notice period...

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