@uaethepearlofmiddleeast: Take note of the following: 1 - Follow the Notice Period As per UAE Labour Law (Federal Decree-Law No. 33 of 2021), you are required to serve a minimum notice period of 30 days, unless your contract specifies otherwise. Failing to do so may result in salary deductions or legal issues. Your notice period could be 30, 60 or 90 days and it is always clearly stated in your employment contract. Do well to read and understand the terms. 2 - Resign in Writing Always submit your resignation in writing (email or printed letter) to ensure there is a formal record. Verbal resignations may not be legally recognized or could lead to misunderstandings. 3 - Clear All Dues and Assets Before your last working day, make sure to return all company assets (ID, laptop, uniform, etc.) and clear any financial obligations. This helps you obtain your final settlement smoothly. 4 - Request Your Experience Letter Ask for an experience or service letter before you leave. It’s often required for future job applications in the UAE and may be difficult to obtain after you exit the company. 5 - End on a Positive Note Maintain a professional and respectful attitude during your notice period. UAE’s job market is closely connected, and a positive exit helps preserve your reputation for future opportunities. Don't burn bridges. If you find this helpful, please share to create awareness and follow UAE🇦🇪NEWS UPDATES to support.

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