False employment contracts fool expats and steal money – Emirates News

They receive employment contracts from the United Arab Emirates and various parties, which are then falsified, in order to transfer money to the office to complete the procedures for issuing the contract, which are transferred to another office and removed from outside the country.
In addition, an expatriate was awarded a contract to work in a public hospital with a high salary and many benefits, in exchange for money to terminate contract procedures, check the contract and a little delay and ask the experts. Contract
On the other hand, there are cases that may be victims of the monument, located in counterfeit contracts, and dream of the work of life for thousands of dirhams, and ends up hoping as soon as the money transfers, and the dream disappears after the receipt of money and the disappearance of the company, where the search for a job in the United Arab Emirates, which makes the plaintiff of & # 39; 39, employment, attack the monument or is held responsible for false work and false contracts, Forcing the worker on Tu The receipt of a receipt stating that he has not paid any amount , and at other times the signature of a secretariat, and is exposed to several cases, either to not extract the visa and thus be a victim of a monument without documents to prove what has been paid. In the UAE, non-payment of money for a work visa, recruitment fees borne by the employer, and no signing of bail receipts or checks under the pretext of proving your seriousness in the contract. In addition, it should be contracted only by official authorities, or through newspaper advertisements, especially official ones, and not deal with people or websites that are unreliable and not pay and inform organizations officials and intermediaries.
In a previous incident, an Asian woman had managed to defraud 20 people and get 80,000 dirhams, claiming that they could use them in a company for 4,000 Dhs each. According to the Dubai Public Prosecutor's investigation, the accused falsified 20 copies of an indefinite contract and entrusted him to an African, but they were surprised not to hire them in the company with which they had entered into a contract and report them to the police. The Egyptian Minister of Manpower warned Egyptian citizens wishing to travel on a tourist visa or free to look for work in the UAE not to pay for a work visa, noting that recruitment costs are borne by l & # 39; employer. Trade union representation of the Ministry in Abu Dhabi, The Office has checked complaints that one jobseeker paid 18,000 dirhams, the equivalent of 90,000 Egyptian pounds for visa fees, ranging from 10,000 at 12,000 dirhams, whether for a broker, a broker or an employer.