The institute designed to
educate expat employees, the country’s laws and informing them of their rights
and duties was launched recently by a team comprising of four government
departments. The Workforce Training Institute is currently in its preliminary
stage of training Dubai’s blue collar workers, but by 2018, it is set to train
expat employees across all sectors in the emirate.
educate expat employees, the country’s laws and informing them of their rights
and duties was launched recently by a team comprising of four government
departments. The Workforce Training Institute is currently in its preliminary
stage of training Dubai’s blue collar workers, but by 2018, it is set to train
expat employees across all sectors in the emirate.
The Workforce Training
Institute was set up the ‘Orange Team,’ a group set up under the ‘City Makers’
initiative launched by Shaikh Hamdan Bin Mohammad Bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Crown
Prince of Dubai, in December 2014. The initiative aims to bring together teams
from across different government authorities to collaborate to develop
innovative, integrated solutions for government. The Orange Team is a joint
effort of four government departments, including Dubai Courts, Dubai Police,
Permanent Committee for Labour Affairs (PCLA) and the Ministry of Human Resources
and Emiratisation. Its primary mission is to follow-up on all the affairs of
the expatriate workforce in the emirate.
Institute was set up the ‘Orange Team,’ a group set up under the ‘City Makers’
initiative launched by Shaikh Hamdan Bin Mohammad Bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Crown
Prince of Dubai, in December 2014. The initiative aims to bring together teams
from across different government authorities to collaborate to develop
innovative, integrated solutions for government. The Orange Team is a joint
effort of four government departments, including Dubai Courts, Dubai Police,
Permanent Committee for Labour Affairs (PCLA) and the Ministry of Human Resources
and Emiratisation. Its primary mission is to follow-up on all the affairs of
the expatriate workforce in the emirate.
Major General Obaid Muhair Bin
Surour, Chairman of the Permanent Committee for Labour Affairs said, during a
meeting with The Orange Team at the General Directorate of Residency and
Foreigners Affairs Headquarters, that The Workforce Training Institute is one
of the team’s most important initiatives. “Our aim was to create an institute
to train all employees in the emirate of their rights and duties, while
educating them of the country’s laws,” he said, adding that the initiative has
been divided into three phases.
Surour, Chairman of the Permanent Committee for Labour Affairs said, during a
meeting with The Orange Team at the General Directorate of Residency and
Foreigners Affairs Headquarters, that The Workforce Training Institute is one
of the team’s most important initiatives. “Our aim was to create an institute
to train all employees in the emirate of their rights and duties, while
educating them of the country’s laws,” he said, adding that the initiative has
been divided into three phases.
“Phase 1, which has already
begun, is a preliminary stage to train workers in Dubai. The second phase,
which is set to start in 2017, targets workers in the building and construction
sector. The third phase, which will be compulsory, will be launched in 2018 and
includes training of all employees in the emirate,” Bin Suroor, who is also the
deputy director of the GDRFA, said. Read More
begun, is a preliminary stage to train workers in Dubai. The second phase,
which is set to start in 2017, targets workers in the building and construction
sector. The third phase, which will be compulsory, will be launched in 2018 and
includes training of all employees in the emirate,” Bin Suroor, who is also the
deputy director of the GDRFA, said. Read More
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