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'No benefits if not listed so in contract'
ABU DHABI — Workers cannot demand the benefits their employers had agreed to verbally earlier but not included in the contracts, the Ministry of Labour has clarified.
Five workers of a restaurant, from Arab countries, approached the (MoL) to enquire whether they can file a complaint demanding the benefits they and their employer had agreed to before coming to the country and signing the contracts.
A senior official at the ministry said the MoL would not consider any terms other than those included in the labour contract attested by the ministry.
The official labour contract, according to the labour law, is to regulate the relations between the employers and workers and streamline the labour market in the country.
"The workers could demand only the benefits listed in the contracts," said the official.
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