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Gulf Today
6 days ago
- Business
- Gulf Today
Court orders company to pay a former employee Dhs280,000 in compensation
The Abu Dhabi Labor Court-First Instance has ruled that a company be obligated to pay Dhs280,156 in compensation to one of its employees. The latter had worked for the company for approximately 25 years. However, there was a delay in the payment of the monthly wages, and the end-of-service gratuity was also unpaid despite the termination of the employee's contract. Specifically, an employee initiated legal proceedings against his employer requesting that the court order the defendant to pay him the following sums: the outstanding balance of his wages, expenses incurred in the course of the legal action, and the costs of the enforcement process. The employee initiated legal proceedings on the basis of his claim that he had been in the employ of the company for a period of approximately 25 years, receiving a monthly basic salary of Dhs7,000, and the full salary is Dhs14,000. The employee demanded an end-of-service gratuity of Dhs165,667 and back salaries of Dhs205,900. The Court determined that the case documentation did not contain any evidence to suggest that the company was not liable for the requested wages, thereby affirming the employee's right to receive the delayed wages amounting to Dhs212,433. Following the acknowledgement by the employee of payment amounting to Dhs91,411, subsequent to the deduction of the aforementioned amount, the employee would be left with a remaining balance of Dhs121,022. In view of the fact that the individual in question specified his request at Dhs114,489, the court was obliged to rule on this amount. The Court further explained that Article 51 of the Labor Law stipulates that an employee who has completed one year of continuous service with their employer is entitled, upon the end of their service, to a gratuity. The amount of this gratuity is determined in accordance with the standards and cases stipulated in the aforementioned article. Given the aforementioned facts, and in consideration of the employee's 25-year and two-month tenure with the company, the employee is eligible to receive a compensation amounting to Dhs165,667.
What's On
04-07-2025
- Entertainment
- What's On
6 fun things to do in Abu Dhabi this weekend: July 4 to 6
Discover 6 fun things to do in Abu Dhabi this week, from night swims to cultural gems and adventures. Your perfect weekend plan awaits. Friday, July 4 Dinner with a side of sea breeze? Yes, please. Breath By The Beach is the latest foodie hotspot to land at Al Hudayriyat's Marsana, think flavour packed curries, juicy burgers, fresh sushi, bao, tacos and more. Make sure you leave room for dessert, because their sweet selection is the perfect way to round off your meal. Location: Breath By The Beach, Al Hudayriyat Beach Times: Open daily 7.45am-11.45pm Contact: 02 877 8839 @breathbtb Night Beach Swim But don't call it a night just yet… Right beside you, Marsana East Beach has just launched night swimming, so once you've wrapped up dinner, you can dive straight into the sea. Open until midnight daily, this new night swim spot lets you cool off under the stars, relax on luxe loungers, and soak up the ultimate laid-back beach vibes. Friday plans = sorted. Location: Marsana East Beach, Hudayriyat Island Times: Friday, sunset to midnight Cost: Adults: Dhs50 weekdays & Dhs100 weekends, kids (6–11): Dhs25, under 6s: Free @marsanahudayriyat Saturday, July 5 New rides at Yas Waterworld The iconic Yas Island waterpark has unveiled its biggest expansion yet, a brand-new zone bursting with more than 20 fresh rides, slides, and splash tastic attractions. That's over 60 ways to cool off, turn up the thrills, and soak in some serious summer fun. Whether you're chasing adrenaline or just looking to beat the heat, this mega water playground is where your best summer memories start. Be among the first to dive in. Location: Yas Waterworld, Yas Island Cost: From Dhs295 Contact: 02 414 2000 Cookie Decorating for the Little Ones Little chefs, it's time to get creative! Kids can enjoy a fun-filled hour of cookie decorating, where sprinkles, icing, and imagination come together. It's a sweet way to spend the afternoon — and they get to take their tasty creations home, too! Location: Seed & Bloom Cafe, Gardens Plaza, Khalifa City Times: Saturday July 5, 2pm to 3pm Contact: 056 377 3443 @seedandbloomcafe Brunch at Dino's Bistro Italiano While the kids enjoy coffee decorating, treat yourself to a long lunch and Italian indulgence at Dino's. Tuck into a hearty midday brunch from 12pm to 4pm with all your favourite classics. Packages start from Dhs220 with soft drinks, or Dhs280 if you fancy free-flowing grapes, bubbly, and house sips. Location: Pearl Rotana Capital Centre, Abu Dhabi Times: Saturday, 2pm to 3pm Cost: From Dhs220 Contact: 2307 5551 @dinosbistroitaliano Sunday, July 6 Painting Experience for the adults Tap into your artistic side with a relaxed afternoon of painting at Seed & Bloom. Surrounded by calming vibes and creative energy, this guided session is perfect for unwinding, trying something new, and connecting with fellow creatives over coffee and colour. Location: Seed & Bloom Cafe, Gardens Plaza, Khalifa City Times: Sunday, July 5, 2pm to 4pm Contact: 056 377 3443 @seedandbloomcafe Brooklyn Chop House Straight from Times Square to the capital, Brooklyn Chop House has officially opened at W Abu Dhabi, and it's serving big city flavour with an Asian twist. Think dim sum stuffed with pastrami, dry-aged steaks, and hip-hop vibes in a slick, moody space. Date night, sorted. Location: Brooklyn Chop House W Abu Dhabi, Yas Island Times: Tues to Sun 6pm-11pm Contact: 02 656 0000 @ Images: Instagram
Time Out Abu Dhabi
27-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Time Out Abu Dhabi
You can now get Labubu toys delivered straight to your door in Abu Dhabi
Abu Dhabi, brace yourselves – the Labubu invasion is officially underway. These creepy-cute, bug-eyed creatures have taken over social feeds, headlines, and now, your Deliveroo app. That's right – the internet's favourite chaotic doll is now available for delivery, straight to your doorstep. If you've managed to dodge the Labubu madness until now, consider this your official crash course. Designed by Hong Kong-born, Netherlands-raised artist Kasing Lung, Labubu is one of the standout members of The Monsters, a twisted Nordic fairytale-inspired universe that's found a cult following in Asia and beyond. Think the mischievous cousin of Furby with the collectability of Pokémon – and a whole lot more attitude. Deliveroo has now launched the viral sensation right to your home in Abu Dhabi, meaning no more queuing, camping out online, or wrestling for a drop at a mall pop-up. These shaggy little icons are now just a few taps away. And for the true collectors (or those chasing the TikTok clout), limited-edition Labubu blind boxes will be released every day at 4pm exclusively on Deliveroo, priced from Dhs280. Yes, they're a little pricey, but when has virality ever come cheap? Beau Burger is also doing its bit for the Labubu lovers, offering diners one of the toys when they buy a Petit Meal for… Dhs290. From fashionistas to figureheads of pop culture, everyone seems to be clinging to a Labubu right now. If you spot one hanging off a backpack, peeking out of a tote, or tucked under an influencer's arm, don't be alarmed. That unsettling grin is just part of the charm. So if you're ready to join the Labubu fan club, jump on Deliveroo and claim your own little monster – no fuss, no queues, no judgement. From Dhs280. More going on in Abu Dhabi UAE residents can now save big time on flights thanks to a new Skyscanner feature No complaints here You can now get a robotaxi from Zayed International Airport Trips to the airport just got an upgrade Abu Dhabi's best restaurants: Everywhere you should eat at least once Your dinner inspo is sorted 20 incredibly fun ways to explore Abu Dhabi after dark The city is at its most fascinating once the sun goes down
What's On
26-05-2025
- Entertainment
- What's On
Here's how to get a labubu at home in Abu Dhabi
Click, click, boom… In case you haven't tuned in to News Hour in the UAE yet, here's what's got everyone talking: Labubus. 'La-what?', you ask. Well, these adorable new dolls with disturbingly cute smiles have taken the internet, social media, news headlines, BlackBerry broadcasts, telegrams and fax machines by storm – so to answer the question that's on your mind: here's how you can get them. Images: supplied The details The UAE's winning quick-commerce app, Deliveroo, will handle all the hassle, so you don't have to waste any time queued-up, pushing your way through, or crowding at stores (or e-stores) to get your hands on one of these trending little collectors' items. The furry little fellows will now be dropped off by your friendly neighbourhood Deliveroo rider beginning today, May 26. If you're really in on the craze and going the collector route, there's more news: limited labubu blind boxes will drop daily at 4pm on Deliveroo, priced from Dhs280. A little context The labubu love spread via social media earlier this month, and here's what we know: it's a creation of Hong Kong-born, Netherlands-raised illustrator Kasing Lung, who created the character as part of a cast in The Monsters , a Nordic fairytale series. Throw in an ounce of exclusivity via the marketing team, and ding-ding-ding, we have a winner. If you're as old as we are, you'll remember the tamagotchis – yep, the 'virtual pets' that took the world by storm around Y2K – as well as the furby dolls that became a huge global craze shortly after. So, if you see one of these fresh faces with their upto-no-good grins hanging off a co-worker's bag, grinning at you on the metro, or serving your lunch (okay that last one's a stretch), it's okay to be startled, but fret not – it's only a harmless little labubu, now available on Deliveroo. Read more about it all, here. @deliveroo_ae > Sign up for FREE to get exclusive updates that you are interested in
Time Out Abu Dhabi
01-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Time Out Abu Dhabi
Afternoon tea at Level 45 in Abu Dhabi
If you're after a spot of indulgence (and let's be honest, who isn't?), afternoon tea at Level 45 will whisk you straight into your main-character moment. Perched sky-high above Abu Dhabi, this ultra-luxe tea experience serves up elegance on a platter – literally. After emerging from the lift, most likely following an ear-popping moment, you'll then be hit with a jaw-dropping moment as you're struck by the sprawling views of the Arabian Gulf from the floor-to-ceiling windows. There really is no bad seat from up here. Hosted daily at 2pm and 4pm, this dreamy high tea isn't only about the food (though we'll get to that); it's the whole package. (Credit: Level 45) Think white-glove service that makes you feel like actual royalty, plush interiors dressed in traditional Islamic art patterns and those aforementioned panoramic views across the Corniche. You'll be gliding into that 45th-floor suite feeling like you've stepped into a very fancy film. Executive pastry chef Sumeda Palihakkara's upgraded menu is a delight, blending delicate bites with bold, luxe flavours. There's sourdough stacked with cured beef and delicate asparagus, slathered in sun-dried tomato mayo and topped with aged local cheese. The honey-glazed duck is juicy perfection, the mixed pepper tart is flaky and moreish and classic scones with clotted cream? Naturally, they've got that covered too. And then there's dessert. Vanilla flan is impossibly smooth, and the peanut butter and praline crust is a creamy, crunchy, fig-swirled triumph. It's the kind of sweet treat you'll be dreaming about on the lift down. While the scone-and-jam experience certainly isn't an afterthought. Ingredients are as lush as the views, with dishes served on an Instagrammable silver cake stand. (Credit: Level 45) Thirsty? You'll get an unlimited selection of Earl Grey, 1837 black, camomile and more, as well as coffees, while a resident mixologist is on standby, shaking up signature sips from a curated drinks menu. Yes, it's a splurge, but with sky-high views, swoon-worthy service and some of the most elegant bites in the city, it's an afternoon worth every dirham. Dhs280 per person, Dhs350 (with a glass of sparkling).
