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On July 26, 2012, the King of the Kingdom of Bahrain issued a new labour law No. 36 of 2012 replacing the old labour law (No. 23 of 1976). The new law has been aligned with several Arab and international labour treaties and conventions to which Bahrain is a signatory and which have come into effect over the last 36 years.
One could only hypothesise on the contours of the disruptive present that engender the specific memories and memorialisations of Dubai as it does. On the one hand the means of transport and technologies of communication have developed greatly, increasing the mobility between the two regions. The arrival of cable television towards the late 1990s is another aspect why Dubai might not be a subject of hearsay anymore. At this juncture, it is relevant to point out the crucial role played by Pravasalokam, a phone-in programme airing since 1998 in the Malayalam television channel Kairali, in which folks back home called to register and seek public help in the Gulf regarding disappeared migrant or cases of shocking labour exploitations (on this, see Mini, 2016). The heart-wrenching phone calls aimed at the root of the aspirational space that Gulf used to be. Certainly such a programme would not have been conceivable before the popularisation of phone, and more accessible television channels.
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There are a few possible other reasons too for the reconfiguration of Dubai towards the late 1990s and henceforth. The first of these might be the repositioning of politics with reference to globalisation. The increasing awareness of globalisation, the public stances for and against it, and a re-articulation of the terms of globalisation to local conditions and re-inscribing the local as part of the global is an ongoing and fraught process in Kerala (Lukose, 2009). Dubai is now seen as the epitome of globalisation as the city came to rebrand itself towards the end of the last century (in Malayalam cinema, this fact is visually figured by the display of racial diversity in exterior establishing shots). While the local political and cultural formations such as electoral parties and cultural organisations in Kerala have sought the help of the Gulf migrants at least from the 1980s, these acquired a formal structure only towards the late 1990s (Ilias, 2015). The re-inscription of the Gulf migrant as a labourer suffering under global capital, rather than as a local rich man who made his fortune away from sight, might be the product of these realignments. The Malayalam film Arabikkatha (Lal Jose, 2007), which thematises labour in the Gulf, and has as its protagonist a communist worker from Kerala who finds the self-fulfilling virtue of labour in the desert, is an excellent depiction of a public acknowledgment of transnational solidarity of labour in Malayalam public sphere (for a discussion of the film, see Radhakrishnan, 2016).
The Ministry of Labour (MOL) or Labour Department in Dubai and the UAE governs all work related issues. The MOL is responsible for issuing work permits (or labour cards) and imposing labour bans on those who are entitled to one. The Ministry of Labor does not issue residence visas or entry permits, they are dealt with by the relevant UAE immigration department (in Dubai, the DNRD).
Note that an Employment Entry Permit (often called an employment visa) is not a labour card or work permit, it is an entry permit issued by the immigration department for entry to the UAE temporarily (30 days) and allows the holder to work for the designated employer while the employer arranges processing of the labour card and residence permit (residence visa). However, the immigration department does not issue the entry permit until the MOL has approved (not issued) a work permit for the employee. That's why it takes a few weeks to get things organised.
Note that info ministryoflabouronline.com (and the website www.ministryoflabouronline.com) is probably not a valid MOL email address, it is more likely to be used as part of a fake teaching job scam to con people out of paying visa fees or similar that they're not supposed to pay themselves (employers are supposed to pay them). Any references to a .tk domain or email address allegedly belonging to the MOL or any other government department are also likely to be related job hoaxes (all the ones we've seen so far for the UAE have been fake). The extension .tk belongs to the Tokelau Islands but is given away for free to anyone who asks.
In the case of the limited contract, you should know that employees agree to stay working for the set date and number of years. Furthermore, it is also important to keep in mind that there are consequences for resigning before the end of that period. For example, it can lead to a labour ban, loss of labour rights, or payment of compensation to the employer.
For each of the previously mentioned contracts, there is a method to calculate gratuity. But first, you should be aware of the rules stated in the Labour Law. Therefore, we recommend that you download the UAE new Labour Law in 2022 in PDF format and read it before using a gratuity calculator.
As a reminder, the New Law and the Executive Regulations will not apply to employment relations in the Dubai International Financial Centre or the Abu Dhabi Global Market as they have their own labour law regimes.
The Executive Regulations provide that employers and employees will be classified pursuant to certain criteria. On the proposal of the United Arab Emirates (UAE) Minister of Human Resources and Emiratization (Minister), the Cabinet will issue certain decisions that will categorize employers and employees and the privileges offered to each category in order to promote competition in the local labour market.
This alert is not intended to provide a comprehensive summary of all of the changes introduced by the New Law and the Executive Regulations. We recommend consulting with your lawyers to discuss the New Law and the Executive Regulations, and their impact on current employment arrangements in order to collaborate on aligning such arrangements with the new labour law regime in the UAE.
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