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المقال

1 مارس 2007

الكاتب:
Human Rights Watch

[PDF] The UAE's Draft Labor Law - Human Rights Watch’s Comments and Recommendations

The United Arab Emirates (UAE) is currently considering revisions to its main labor law. Like other countries in the Gulf, the UAE is heavily reliant upon the labor of migrant workers, primarily from South Asia...Meaningful reforms in the new labor law would have a significant and positive impact...Unfortunately, major omissions and provisions in violation of well-established international labor standards plague the draft law, which the government opened for public review and comment on February 5, 2007.