The Ministry warned domestic worker recruitment offices to follow the rules or face strict penalties, including possible license cancellation for serious violations including closure of the operations.
The six-month work permit, allowing Bahraini employers to try new workers without committing to long-term contracts, helps them manage workforce needs more efficiently.
Private sector employers who fail to comply with these new rules will face penalties, including the suspension of work permit services and fines that will double with repeated violations.
Dubai Airports and Serco will work together to create career growth opportunities for Emirati professionals, with a focus on preparing them for leadership roles in the aviation sector.
Cryptocurrency is becoming more common in global tech salaries, and with this decision, the UAE tech sector may soon adopt it, possibly influencing other sectors too.