What UAE Employers Look For Beyond a University Degree

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The UAE’s Ministry of Human Resources and Emiratisation (MoHRE) plays a pivotal role in resolving labour disputes and ensuring fair employment practices across the country. This role contributes directly to the ministry’s mission of fostering a stable and productive workforce.

About the role

Join MoHRE’s dispute resolution team to facilitate amicable settlements between employers and employees, reducing the need for formal litigation. You will analyze cases, mediate discussions, and apply UAE labour laws to achieve equitable outcomes.

Responsibilities

• Review and assess labour dispute cases submitted to MoHRE, ensuring compliance with UAE labour regulations.
• Mediate between parties to negotiate settlements, aiming for resolutions that satisfy both employers and employees.
• Prepare detailed reports on case outcomes, including recommendations for policy improvements where systemic issues are identified.
• Collaborate with legal teams to escalate cases requiring formal adjudication (e.g., the 1.4% of disputes referred to courts).
• Provide guidance to stakeholders on labour rights, dispute prevention, and best practices for workplace harmony.

Requirements

• Fluency in Arabic and English (written and spoken).
• Degree in Law, Human Resources, Public Administration, or a related field.
• Minimum 3 years of experience in labour dispute resolution, mediation, or employment law.
• Strong understanding of UAE Federal Labour Law No. 33 of 2021 and its amendments.
• Excellent negotiation, communication, and conflict-resolution skills.
• Ability to handle sensitive cases with discretion and impartiality.

Benefits

• Government employment benefits, including health insurance and pension plans.
• Opportunities for professional development and training in labour law and mediation.
• Stable work environment with a focus on work-life balance.