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Q: I want to resign from my current employer because the work environment is not good and telling me to work in the office a minimum of 10 hrs a day without any overtime.
I'm on a limited term employment contract with my current employer and my probation is running.
If I resign, will they ask for the visa charges or something else?
And what is the period of serving the notice period for resignation?
Please clear my doubt.

May 2, 2019
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Repercussions of resigning during probation to take a better offer
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Q: I found a job in JLT a month ago and now I got a better offer from a Mainland company, which I want to accept their offer.
I am still on probation with a 2-year contract, but it clearly mentions that both parties can terminate the contract within the notice period.
So not sure if it's a limited or unlimited contract. Didn't inform the employer yet.
What will the process look like? Will I be banned? Should I pay a fee?

Feb 3, 2019
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Resignation during probation and possibility of a labour ban
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Q: I'm on a limited contract.
I would like to resign from my current job and I have not completed my probation period; I have completed only 3 months.
I would like to take up a better offer in another country. Am I liable to pay anything to my employer?
Do I need to get a consent signature from my employer to get the visa cancelled?
My visa is in Dubai, UAE, a limited contract visa.
Regards,
Karthik

Nov 20, 2018
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Can the employer hold my passport and ask for compensation if I resign?
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Q: Good day,
I left the job one year ago with the consent of my employer but they have my passport and not cancelling my visa.
They are asking me to pay them AED 10 for not finishing the contract and worked only for 8 months.
Please let me know what action should I take to make myself legal or come back to my home country.

Jan 3, 2021
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What happens when you terminate your limited contract during probation?
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Q: If I want to go back to my country on a limited visa within 5 months, do I have to pay a fine to the company, and if I have, how much?
Please, can you tell?

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Hi Mr. Younis,
Hope you doing good.
I see a lot of amazing replies from you where you give a clear picture of what needs to be done next. I would like to thank you for this support.
In my case, I am working with a private company called [----]. I have to leave the country and go back to my hometown due to an emergency on an immediate basis.
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