Sharjah, April 17 / WAM / Sharjah Advisory Board during its session yesterday, as part of the work for the Third Ordinary Session of the Tenth Legislative Assembly, at its headquarters in Sharjah, after Hon’ble Ali Mehd Al- made a number of changes to improve the Labor Standards in the Emirate of Sharjah The draft law to restructure the commission was approved by Council Chairman Swede.

The session was chaired by His Excellency Salem Youssef Al Qasir, Chairman of the Labor Quality Development Authority in Sharjah, Sheikh Mohammed bin Zakhar Al Qasimi, Director of the Commission, Legal Adviser Humaid bin Dimas, Isa bin Handal, Director Legal Department of the Government of Sharjah and Sultan Humaid Al Jarwan, Legal Department of the Government of Sharjah. Researcher.

His Excellency Salem Youssef Al Kaseer stressed the importance of the draft law as it gives the authority the legal personality and full capacity necessary to carry out all its functions to achieve its role in ensuring a unique and attractive work environment for workers and employers. Power, with its role and dealing with this project, is moving towards achievements in the Sharjah Emirate, which aims to provide decent work and basic rights to workers within the Emirate. The right to decent work and dignity.

His Highness Sheikh Dr. Al-Qusair, Member of the Supreme Council and Ruler of Sharjah. He values ​​the support of Sultan bin Muhammad al-Qasimi, who placed special emphasis on building man, and puts it at the top of the list of interests that reflect reality. Sheikh Sultan bin Mohammed bin Sultan Al Qasimi, Vice President of the Crown Prince of Sharjah, Chairman of the Executive Committee of Sharjah, with their direct and continuous supervision, Wealth and Optimal Investment for Communities.

Members discussed all the provisions of the Act and its various objectives, purpose of application, management system, organizational structure, financial resources, judicial control, final rules and articles of the draft law relating to the parties implementing the draft law. In addition to the competence of the power to propose the rules of labor relations and the qualifications of workers, the general standards for technical and related labor training, the labor environment in the Emirate of Sharjah was concluded to coordinate efforts to regulate law, regulations and labor standards and to provide higher-ups.

The Council then approved a draft law to restructure the Labor Standards Development Authority in the Emirate of Sharjah.