Gratuity
21 days' basic wage for each of the first five years and 30 days for each year after, capped at two years' wage, once you have a year of continuous service (Article 51).
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Everything owed when a UAE job ends, worked out as you type: your gratuity, unused annual leave, notice pay in whichever direction it runs, unpaid salary and any deductions.
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1Monthly basic salaryAED
2Monthly full salary, with allowancesAED
3How long you worked
4Unused annual leavedays
5Notice not serveddays
Who didn't serve the notice?
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Your estimated settlement
AED42,000
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Estimated settlement: AED 42,000.00
Daily basic wage (basic ÷ 30)AED 333.33
Days earned, first 5 years63 days
Total days63 days
GratuityAED 21,000.00
GratuityAED 21,000.00
Unused leave, paid on basic wageAED 5,000.00
Daily full wage (total ÷ 30)AED 533.33
Notice pay owed to youAED 16,000.00
Total settlementAED 42,000.00
An estimate under Federal Decree-Law No. 33 of 2021 for full-time employees in the UAE private sector: gratuity under Article 51, unused annual leave on the basic wage (Article 29, and Article 19 of Cabinet Resolution No. 1 of 2022), and notice pay on the full wage, paid by whichever side did not serve the notice (Article 43). Your contract and any money owed either way can change the figure. This is not legal advice.
When a job ends, the law gives a full-time employee in the UAE private sector more than the gratuity. A final settlement usually has five parts, and they are not all paid on the same wage.
21 days' basic wage for each of the first five years and 30 days for each year after, capped at two years' wage, once you have a year of continuous service (Article 51).
Paid on your basic wage, for every leave day you have earned and not taken (Article 29, and Article 19 of Cabinet Resolution No. 1 of 2022).
If your employer ended the contract without giving notice, they pay you your full wage for the notice period. If you left without serving it, you owe your employer the same (Article 43).
Any salary still due for days you worked.
Money you owe your employer, such as a loan or an advance, can be taken off.
Your basic wage is the salary in your contract before allowances. Your full wage adds housing, transport and the other allowances. Gratuity and leave use the basic wage; notice pay uses the full wage.
Your employer must pay the whole settlement within 14 days of your contract ending.
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On basic salary. Cabinet Resolution No. 1 of 2022 pays the balance of your annual leave on your basic wage when your service ends.
Yes. Under Article 43 the side that doesn't serve the notice pays the other the worker's wage for the notice period, or for the part not served. Your employer can take it off what they owe you.
They owe you your full wage for the notice period, or for the part they didn't give, on top of your gratuity and leave. A dismissal without notice under Article 44 is the exception, and it still keeps your gratuity.
At least 30 days and no more than 90, as your contract sets it.
Within 14 days of your contract ending.
Yes, money you owe them, such as a loan or an advance. The calculator takes off whatever you enter as deductions.
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