Questions & Answers
Can my employer make me work for their personal interests or work?
Can my employer make me work for their personal interests/work (e.g. children's school) for a school event in which the company had no part?
And can my employer force me to work in their personal home?
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While an employer may request that you work on tasks related to their personal interests or outside of your usual job scope in certain situations, it's essential to ensure that such requests are fair, reasonable, and in compliance with UAE labor laws and your employment contract.
If the work contract does not include provisions for such tasks, the employer lacks the authority to request these personal services.
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No. You don't have any obligation to do any work apart from what is mentioned in your job description.
No employer can force you to work other than your job role and it will be illegal and not according to the UAE Labor Law.
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of course, it's not possible to make this because this is not included in your job description.
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Dear User,
The UAE Labour Law states that the worker may not be assigned to undertake work that is fundamentally different from the work agreed upon in the employment contract unless such an assignment is necessary or aims to avoid an accident or rectify the consequences thereof provided that the assignment is temporary and in accordance with what is specified in the Implementing Regulation hereof.
