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The regulation aims to create a strong framework for addressing the challenges facing employees and applying disciplinary measures in a neutral way, a statement issued on Saturday said.Violations
As per the regulations, the director general of each Dubai Government entity is authorised to issue a decision to set up one or more committees called "Committee of Administrative Violations" to adjudicate the violations and issue a decision within 30 days. The director general of the government entity can extend the deadline for a similar period only once, unless the employee is referred to a competent judicial authority. In this case, the committee must issue its decision within fifteen working days of the date of receiving the decision or the court ruling issued to the employee. The committee should submit a report to the director general in case it fails to issue a decision during the specified period highlighting the reasons for not doing so.
According to the new regulation, resignation will not prevent an employee from being subject to disciplinary action for violations committed by him. The disciplinary actions can include written warning and deduction of salary for upto a maximum of 15 days for each violation per month. Total salary deducted will not exceed 60 days per year.
In case of absence without justification, the employee's salary can be deducted. In case the absence exceeds 15 consecutive working days or 21 working days per year, the employee will be dismissed from his position. In case he submits a justification, the committee will review the justification and take a decision within 15 days, failing which the justification will be considered valid.
The HR department of the Dubai Government is tasked with training members of the Committees to ensure that they are well qualified to deliver their responsibilities efficiently.
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