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Around 600 security staff employed by Al Quoz alleged that they had not been paid since December 2015. Staff had also asked for their passports so they could fly home. Despite strikes, two hundred staff reportedly since returned to work.
Компании
Al Quoz Contracting
- Employer
Другое
Government (
Sector not reported/applicable
)
- Unknown
Затронуто
Total individuals affected:
600
Мигранты и рабочие-иммигранты: (
600
- Location unknown
, Охранные предприятия
, Гендер не указан
)
Темы
Ограниченная мобильность
,
Удержание документов, удостоверяющих личность
,
Ограничение свободы выражения
,
Кража зарплаты
,
Ограничение свободы передвижения
Ответ
Ответы запрошены: Нет
Принятые меры: Strike action resulted in a police response, prompting the government to intervene. Dubai's labour ministry said it was working to resolve the issue and had ordered Al Quoz to pay striking workers their overdue salaries. Ministry officials committed to referring the company for prosecution if they did not comply. The company had allegedly paid a proportion of the workers' wages within a week of the protest.
Employees of a Dubai security company refused to work yesterday, claiming they had not been paid in months. An estimated 400 guards, who work at hotels, offices and hospitals, chanted and held banners that read: “Give us freedom, we need Dubai Government to interfere, we need human rights.” One security guard... said he and his co-workers...have been suffering for almost five months...none of us has money to buy food and we are living in such terrible circumstances. Five to eight people live in each room and there is no air conditioning.”
The operational manager at the firm said..."we usually pay our workers once every two months, but we have problems with some clients who failed to pay us, and this is the reason behind delayed payments. The company is addressing this issue and will pay them their salaries this evening [Wednesday]...Previously the accommodation was much better, the quality of the beds, air conditioning...these have been damaged by the guards and this is the reason for the conditions.”