UAE delivers 10 aid convoys to Gaza

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The United Arab Emirates has sent ten humanitarian aid convoys to the Gaza Strip as part of its ongoing relief effort. This campaign, carried out under the "Gallant Knight 3" operation, seeks to offer critical food supplies, medical aid, and other requirements to Palestinians affected by the ongoing situation. Despite the challenges on the ground, the UAE's leadership has reaffirmed its commitment to humanitarian assistance, ensuring that relief reaches those in critical need. These convoys are part of a larger campaign to alleviate suffering in Gaza, where thousands of families are facing shortages of basic commodities. UAE relief teams, working in collaboration with international humanitarian groups, have been critical in ensuring the safe and efficient distribution of aid. Medical supplies and food packages have been prioritized, especially for children, the elderly, and the most vulnerable people affected by the disaster. The UAE has long been at the forefront of huma...

Private companies hired more local talent by 11% in the first quarter of 2023

 

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The Ministry of Human Resources and Emiratisation (MoHRE) of the United Arab Emirates (UAE) announces excellent results in the hiring of Emirati talent on the regional labor market.

The number of Emiratis employed in the private sector climbed by more than 11% in the first quarter of 2023 compared to the same period in 2022, according to the authority. The number of businesses hiring residents climbed by almost 13%, the government announced on Wednesday.

The Nafis program was established by the UAE government as a measure to increase the national cadres' ability to compete for positions in private sector businesses. One of Nafis' top priorities is to equip Emiratis with the knowledge and abilities they need to find employment and forge academic and professional routes that will offer them with potential future prospects.

In the first three months of 2023, MoHRE organized more than 80 recruiting open days around the UAE to entice Emiratis to take advantage of the lucrative career prospects provided by the private sector.

In order to get assistance from the Nafis program, private sector businesses must enroll their Emirati employees in the UAE's pension and social security programs. Fines and penalties "based on relevant decisions, law and legislations" would be incurred if the Emirati personnel were not registered in the systems.

Employers are subject to fines, according to the General Pension and Social Security Authority (GPSSA), for each Emirati employee who is not registered with the GPSSA. They also "bear the responsibility of contributing on his/her behalf retroactively and paying the due contributions as per the employee's start date."

A punishment of Dh5,000 is imposed on each insured individual who is charged a percentage that is more than the required contribution percentage or who fails to pay any expenditures at all. A court order is immediately implemented to compel organizations to reimburse overpayments to their insured personnel.

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