An employee's start date in the United Arab Emirates can indeed fall on a weekend or a public holiday. However, it is recommended that the employment relationship begin on a working day.
In the United Arab Emirates, employers may impose a probationary period of up to 6 months on new employees.
Once the employment agreement is signed, the process to make it active in the governmental system in the United Arab Emirates involves multiple steps:
1. The employee's visa application must be submitted to the government portal.
2. Following several immigration steps, the employee will receive a DMCC (Dubai Multi Commodities Centre) Employment Contract directly from DMCC for their signature.
3. After the employee signs the DMCC Employment Contract, their employment agreement is considered active in the government system.
Pebl's onboarding timeline in the United Arab Emirates includes the following steps:
This timeline outlines the key phases in the onboarding process for supported employees in the United Arab Emirates.
Pebl cannot accept or support customers that have a local entity in the United Arab Emirates (UAE).