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Resignation vs Termination UAE Gratuity

Under current UAE Labour Law (Federal Decree-Law No. 33 of 2021), employees who resign after completing 1 year of continuous service receive 100% of their full gratuity without reductions.

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Calculate in 3 easy steps under UAE Decree-Law No. 33
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Gratuity is strictly calculated on Basic Salary (Article 51). Housing and allowances are excluded.

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Legal Comparison

New Law (2022โ€“2026) vs Old Law (Pre-2022)

Comparing separation entitlements across resignation, employer termination, and Article 44 misconduct

Separation TypeCurrent Law (Decree-Law No. 33)Old Law (Pre-2022 Legacy)Notice Period Requirement
Resignation (1 to 3 Years)100% Entitlement (21 days/yr)33.3% Entitlement (1/3 deduction)30 to 90 Days written notice
Resignation (3 to 5 Years)100% Entitlement (21 days/yr)66.6% Entitlement (2/3 deduction)30 to 90 Days written notice
Resignation (5+ Years)100% Entitlement (30 days/yr beyond 5)100% Entitlement30 to 90 Days written notice
Termination by Employer100% Entitlement100% Entitlement30 to 90 Days notice or pay in lieu
Termination under Article 440% Entitlement (Forfeited)0% Entitlement (Forfeited)Immediate dismissal without notice

What is Article 44 of the UAE Labour Law?

Article 44 allows an employer to terminate an employee without notice and without end-of-service gratuity for severe misconduct, such as adopting a false identity, causing substantial material loss to the employer, disclosing commercial secrets, or being convicted of a crime involving honor or honesty.

Is the employer required to provide a repatriation ticket?

Under Article 52, if the employment relationship terminates, the employer must bear the expense of the employee's repatriation ticket back to their place of recruitment, unless the employee enters into the service of another employer or resigns without completing contractual terms.

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