UAE: Ministerial Decision No. 141 of 1999 Regarding the Non-renewal of Work Permits for Workers in the Private Sector Above Sixty Years Old
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Title
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UAE: Ministerial Decision No. 141 of 1999 Regarding the Non-renewal of Work Permits for Workers in the Private Sector Above Sixty Years Old
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Date of adoption
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03 April 1999
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Entry into force
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In effect |
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English
Source – Clyde & Co.
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Abstract
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| In accordance with Art. 1 of this decision, work permits shall not be renewed for workers in the private sector who are older than sixty years.
Exempted from the article 1 are the following categories: 1. Doctors, medical consultants and specialists 2. Pharmacists and nurses 3. Architects and consultants 4. Legal consultants, economists and financial experts 5. Teachers in all levels of education 6. Accountants and auditors 7. Translators 8. Computer and laboratory technicians 9. Technicians working on the maintenance, installation and repair of machinery and equipment 10. Athletes and professional trainers 11. Individuals with high academic and technical qualifications in rare specialties 12. Other categories approved by the deputy labour minister or the assistant deputy labour minister.
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Tags: Foreign Population, Labour Migration, Laws & Regulations, Sponsorship, United Arab Emirates