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All employees in the private sector are subject to the country's labour law, except for those working in DIFC and ADGM
It is not permitted to take photos of government and semi-government buildings, certain cultural sights and people in the street without permission
There are ways that residents can potentially receive a UK pension without income tax being paid
An employment offer without a formal contract is an informal agreement and not enforceable by law
Under the UAE labour law, employees must give their employers 30 days' notice of their intention to quit
Under the law, employers cannot change a salary or any other terms of the contract without the agreement of all parties
In most cases, the contract of employment will remain in force and the employee’s service will be considered continuous
Changes made to contract terms must be agreed by employees in writing and formally submitted to the Ministry of Human Resources and Emiratisation for approval
Under UAE labour law, there are provisions to protect a company's business interests
If a person works without a valid visa, they are breaking the UAE Labour Law and cannot take action against the employer
Under UAE law, employees working over any holiday must be paid time-and-a-half or given a day off in lieu
This is an unfair policy and enforcing it depends on the terms in the employment contract
No company should permit this behaviour and it is expressly forbidden under UAE law
UAE law permits three days of compassionate leave for a parent’s death while it is illegal for employers retain an employee’s travel document
Any agency that asks candidates for a fee is breaking the law in the UAE