Six-month Labor ban may be revised
1 Comment Published by dubaigirl March 2nd, 2009 in Living, News, Work.With the rising number of Dubai expats losing their jobs, the XPRESS reported that the Ministry of Labour is set to revise the six-month work ban (which is imposed on expats who work outside the free zones and resign or lose their jobs).
Abdul Razaq Qamber, training head at the Inspection Department at the Ministry said: “We are revising the six-month automatic ban, which has been in place for a while. We are going to discuss its effect on the market and whether or not the ministry needs to reduce the duration or scrap it altogether.”
“Moreover, there is a need to move the labour force according to the market requirements so that the market can benefit from the experience and efforts of these workers.”
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i am an employee in Dubai holding an unlimited contract i wasn’t b able to come back on time at job and i got terminated and has been banned
temporarily for one year . in my case since i was banned in duabai is it possible for me to work in Abu dhabi?
i don’t have any other issue i have been working in the company for one year and six months.
thank you for reading my concerns, have a nice day!