UAE announced mandatory unemployment insurance grace period for employees

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The UAE has announced a grace period for workers to enrol in the country’s new mandatory unemployment insurance scheme.

The UAE announced the launch of a new insurance plan for unemployed government and private sector employees last year. Employees will receive 60% of their basic salary for up to three months after starting work. The scheme has a monthly cap of AED 20,000. The scheme went into effect on January 1, 2023, and is mandatory for all UAE employees. However, authorities have now revealed a sign-up grace period.

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UAE announced mandatory unemployment insurance grace period for employees

The UAE has announced a grace period for workers to enrol in the country’s new mandatory unemployment insurance scheme.

The UAE announced the launch of a new insurance plan for unemployed government and private sector employees last year. Employees will receive 60% of their basic salary for up to three months after starting work. The scheme has a monthly cap of AED 20,000. The scheme went into effect on January 1, 2023, and is mandatory for all UAE employees. However, authorities have now revealed a sign-up grace period.

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