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Dubai International Financial Centre rolled out a plan to provide greater flexibility for employers and more protection to employees working within the tax-free business park.
The DIFC directive is effective from April 21 until July 31, according to a statement.
Dubai International Financial Centre rolled out a plan to provide greater flexibility for employers and more protection to employees working within the tax-free business park.
The DIFC directive is effective from April 21 until July 31, according to a statement.
For Employers:
- Employers can now impose reduced working hours, paid or unpaid leave, reduced pay, restrict workplace access and put in place remote working conditions without the consent of their employees
- Any permanent changes will require employee consent
For employees:
- Any DIFC-based employee who contracts COVID-19 or has been quarantined by the local authorities will retain full remuneration
- COVID-19-related sick leave pay and any such sick leave shall not be counted toward annual sick leave entitlement
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