UAE penalises over 1,900 firms for violating Emiratisation rules

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Authorities in the UAE have warned that any attempts to evade Emiratisation obligations will be met with strict legal action.

The warning comes as the Ministry of Human Resources and Emiratisation (MoHRE) has identified as many as 1,934 private establishments that violated Emiratisation policies since mid-2022.

These companies hired over 3,000 UAE nationals illegally and tried to bypass Emiratisation targets.

Violating firms face fines ranging from AED 20,000 to AED 500,000 and are referred to the public prosecution based on the severity of the offence.

Meanwhile, individuals involved in fake Emiratisation will stop receiving financial benefits and will also be required to surrender their previous benefits.

The MoHRE has urged the public to report any violations of Emiratisation policies by contacting the ministry’s call centre at 600590000 or through its smart app and website.

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