As per an expert, the changes could impact the way students are taught
The owner of a construction company based in Dubai has been fined Dh1.075 million for failing to pay workers' salaries, the emirate's Public Prosecution said on Saturday.
The Dubai Naturalisation and Residency Prosecution referred the company's director to court, charging him over non-payment of workers' wages. It was found that 215 workers at the firm weren't given their salaries for two months.
The accused admitted that they weren't able to pay their staff due to financial challenges within the company, the authority said.
Upon hearing the case, the court ordered the company owner to pay a fine of Dh5,000 for every worker — which amounted to a Dh1.075-million penalty.
ALSO READ:
As per an expert, the changes could impact the way students are taught
Earlier, RTA had also expanded the 'Bus on Demand' service to Business Bay
The second phase of restoration focuses on the preservation of 35 sites and buildings dating from the 1960s to the 1990s
This is a time when female Nile Crocodiles lay their eggs in specially designated nesting areas within the park
From Michelin-starred restaurants to pop ups, it also provides eateries a platform to showcase their best dishes to diners
Many landlords and free zones are upgrading older office stocks to meet the growing demand
Atiqa Mir, who is the highest-ranked female driver in the Under-10 Category worldwide, started racing at 5
The authorities contacted the tourist, sending his valuable to him in his home country