Companies in Dubai can now allow up to 50% of their staff to resume work from the office.
That’s according to a recent announcement made by Dubai Economy (DED), which also clarified that businesses will return to the normal operating hours post-Ramadan.
Elevators in commercial buildings should have markings on the floor to ensure people keep a safe distance.
Social welfare services will also allow up to 50% of their capacity in order to assist residents with their requests.
UAE, Belgium hold third round of political consultations in Abu Dhabi
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AED 100 million boost for Mother of Nation Endowment for Orphans
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UAE, Bahrain coordinate 100‑tonne Gaza aid shipment
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