Posted on 27 April 2009. Tags: Dubai, employee, government, Jobs, labour, labour market, law, Ministry, prime minister of uae, ruler of dubai, Shaikh, Sheikh, sheikh mohammed bin rashid, sheikh mohammed bin rashid al maktoum, Society, UAE, vice president, workforce
The office of Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice President and Prime Minister of the UAE and Ruler of Dubai, is to impose new minimum standards across all labour camp accommodation in the Emirate, Construction Week can reveal. The move was revealed by UAE Minister of Labour HE Saqr Ghobash during an impromptu speech at [...]
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Posted on 26 February 2009. Tags: downturn, economy, employee, expat, firing, government, job, Jobs, labour, labour market, law, Locals, Ministry, Money, nationality, naturalisation, population, residence, residence permits, Residency, Society, UAE, Visa, visa applications, work permits and visas, work visas, workforce
The UAE government is thinking about (or has already put in place?) a law that will prohibit private companies from firing UAE nationals from their jobs. Of course this does not count if the employee does something wrong and that’s the reason for him being sacked. But what in an economic downturn? You cant fire people [...]
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Posted on 10 February 2009. Tags: downturn, Dubai, economy, Gold, government, Hotel, job, Jobs, labour, labour market, Ministry, nakheel, naturalisation, population, Properties, residence, residence permits, Residency, Society, UAE, Visa, visa application, visa applications, work permits and visas, work visas, workforce
Dubai’s population is continuing to grow, a government official said yesterday, despite reports that the economic downturn has resulted in the loss of thousands of jobs. The emirate issued 1,000 more visas a day than it cancelled last month, Raed Safadi, the chief economist for the Government of Dubai, said yesterday at a conference. “They’re still positive,” [...]
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