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المستحقات العمالية للعامل بعد انتهاء عقده محدد المدة

لقد كنت أعمل بموجب عقد محدد المدة لدى إحدى الشركات لمدة أربع سنوات. كنت أجدد نفس العقد كل عامين (من عام 2016 وحتى 2018 ومن 2018 حتى 2020).

قبل عامين، في شهر ديسمبر 2018، جددت نفس العقد. هذا العام، في شهر ديسمبر 2020 (انتهت صلاحية تأشيرتي في 28 ديسمبر 2020) لذلك أكملت مدة تأشيرتي ولن أجددها.

لقد استقلت من وظيفتي وأقضي فترة إشعار مدتها شهر واحد. هل سأحصل على مكافأة نهاية الخدمة؟

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12 Jan 2021, 13:46

The UAE Labor Law provides for a limited list of reasons which will determine the employee to lose his end of service benefits:

1. Gross misconduct, as mentioned in Article 120 in the UAE Labor Law: the employee assumes a false nationality or submits forged documents; causes a severe material loss to the employer; assault the employer of the other coworkers... etc.

2. Also, if the employee resigns or is dismissed for reasons specified in Article 120 to avoid the consequences of applying the same Article 120.

3. Not serving the notice period for indefinite term contracts and before completing five years of continuous service for definite term contracts.

There are also some other situations that may affect the end of service gratuity, such as:

1. If the employee has any loan from his employer and such amounts have not been returned, then the employer has the right to deduct from the end of service gratuity the equivalent of the loan.

2. The employee might lose the end of service gratuity if he signs any letter or paper where it is stated that the employee waives his right fully or partially with regards to the gratuity.

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