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ARTICLE · 28 APRIL 2020

Working From Home During The COVID-19 Crisis - Labour Laws Explained

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Guidelines issued by UAE's Ministry of Human Resources and Emiratization to ensure remote-working goes smoothly in private sector

United Arab EmiratesCoronavirus (COVID-19)

Guidelines issued by UAE's Ministry of Human Resources and Emiratization to ensure remote-working goes smoothly in private sector establishments amid the restrictions due to Covid-19, underlines the obligations of both employers and employees.

"These are temporary guidelines that were issued as part of resolution number 281 for the year 2020," said Legal Consultant Dr. Hassan Elhais from Al Rowaad Advocates.

He explained that as per the resolution, employers are obligated to provide necessary technical tools for employees to perform their work using video conference, online and smart platforms.

"They are also required to set up mechanisms for competence, productivity and management of remote working such as determining working hours," he said. Employers need to ensure a safe technological environment for their employees as well as privacy and data confidentiality and regulate login credentials.

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