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16 Jun 2026

Digital Assets Raise New Questions for UAE Inheritance As digital transactions grow, questions are emerging in the UAE about whether heirs can access online accounts, crypto wallets and digital platforms after a person’s death. Legal experts say access depends on documentation, platform policies and court procedures, highlighting the need for clear estate planning for digital assets. #UAELaw #Di

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25 May 2026

UAE Employees Advised on Public Holiday Work Rules Employees working during public holidays in the UAE may be entitled to compensatory leave or additional pay depending on company policy and labour regulations. Experts advise workers to review contracts and confirm arrangements with employers before holiday shifts. #Dubai #UAELaw

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21 May 2026

UAE Workers Advised on Job Change Rules Legal experts in the UAE have outlined key steps employees should follow to avoid a one-year work permit ban when changing jobs. Proper resignation procedures, contract compliance, and employer approvals remain crucial under current labour regulations. #Dubai #UAELaw

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20 May 2026

UAE Law on Unpaid Leave for Family Emergencies Under UAE employment law, employees may request unpaid leave for family medical emergencies, but approval depends on employer consent and contract terms. Officials advise workers to communicate early and document emergencies to avoid disputes or salary deductions. #Dubai #UAELaw

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19 May 2026

UAE Tightens Rules on Delayed Salary Payments The UAE has reinforced regulations against delayed salary payments, with penalties including fines, work permit restrictions, and possible travel bans for non-compliant employers. Officials say the measures aim to protect worker rights and improve labour market transparency. #Dubai #UAELaw

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17 May 2026

UAE Warns Against Harmful Online Comments Legal experts in the UAE have warned that sarcastic or assumptive social media comments could lead to fines of up to Dh500,000 under cybercrime laws. Authorities urged residents to post responsibly and avoid content that may harm reputations or spread misinformation. #Dubai #UAELaw

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17 May 2026

UAE Law Clarifies Unpaid Leave for Medical Emergencies Under UAE employment regulations, workers may request unpaid leave during family medical emergencies, subject to employer approval and company policy. Legal experts advise employees to communicate early and review contract terms to avoid workplace disputes. #Dubai #UAELaw

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