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Notice Period Rules and Their Impact on Gratuity

How notice periods affect your gratuity entitlement. Learn termination notice requirements and their impact on your end-of-service payment.

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✅ Reviewed by MOHRE-certified HR specialists. Accurate as of UAE Labour Law 2025 (Federal Decree-Law No. 33/2021).

Notice Period Rules and Their Impact on Gratuity

Notice Period Summary

| Scenario | Notice Given? | Gratuity Impact | Additional Pay | |----------|---|---|---| | Resign with notice | Yes (30+ days) | Full calculation to last day | No | | Employer terminates with notice | Yes | Full gratuity | Notice salary | | Employer terminates without notice | No | Full gratuity | Notice pay in lieu | | Contract expires (limited) | Not applicable | Full gratuity | No (unless early termination) | | Abscond (leave without notice) | No | At risk (disputed) | None |

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Published: 5 November 2025

Note: All information is verified against official MOHRE regulations and UAE Labour Law (Federal Decree-Law No. 33/2021). For specific legal advice, consult a licensed employment attorney or contact MOHRE directly at 16000.

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