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Source: NRI Affairs

UAE Final Settlements Require Seven Critical Verification Checks, Report Highlights

An analysis by NRI Affairs outlines seven key checks required when calculating end-of-service final settlements in the UAE to prevent financial errors. The review highlights differences across employment regimes, including the standard federal private sector and financial free zones such as DIFC and ADGM. Key components to examine separately include basic wage calculations, outstanding salary, unused leave, notice pay, and statutory benefit schemes.

Policy & Legal Updates
Source: Emirates 24/7

UAE MoHRE Outlines 12 Work Permit Types and Employer Compliance Rules

The UAE Ministry of Human Resources and Emiratisation has detailed 12 distinct work permit options available to registered establishments, spanning arrangements such as full-time, flexible, and remote work. The ministry reiterated that hiring entities must bear all recruitment fees and employment guarantees, with submissions managed through official digital channels.

Policy & Legal Updates
Source: NRI Affairs

UAE and Global Rules Confirm Visa Sponsorship Does Not Permit Passport Confiscation

Official guidance across five countries, including the United Arab Emirates, confirms that visa sponsorship does not grant employers control over workers' passports or remuneration. In the UAE, government regulations strictly prohibit passport confiscation, and private-sector employers must comply with Wage Protection System rules regardless of cash-flow issues. Labour complaints for covered UAE private-sector employees must be addressed through the Ministry of Human Resources and Emiratisation.

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