Ministerial Decision No. 2833 of 2006/1427H on Work Injuries
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Ministerial Decision No. 2833 implements Article 141 of the Labour Law (Royal Decree M/51) regarding work injuries.
Decree No. 16 of 2005
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Decree No. 16 regulates medical care for workers in facilities.
Decree No. 18 of 2005
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Decree No. 18 regulates handling and reporting work injuries and occupational disease.
Law No. 23 of 2005
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Law No. 23, regarding the Health Insurance Scheme for the Emriate of Abu Dhabi, states that every employer is required to provide health insurance coverage for all his employees/workers and their family members covering the employee’s/worker’s wife and three children under 18 years of age. Every sponsor must subscribe to the scheme for any person under his sponsorship from the date of his arrival to the State unless such a person is entitled to health insurance coverage through his employer.
Ministerial Decision No. 19 of 2005
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Ministerial Decision No. 19 requires periodical medical exams for workers susceptible to occupational disease.
Royal Decree No. M/11, The Health Law
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Royal Decree No. M/11 states that healthcare is to be provided to non-Saudis according to the Cooperative Health Insurance Law and its subsequent implementing legislation.
Royal Decree M/33/2000, The Social Insurance Law
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Royal Decree M/33 establishes an Occupational Hazards Branch which provides benefits in cases of employment injuries.
Royal Decree No. M/10
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Royal Decree No. M/10 requires private companies to provide health insurance for all their migrant workers and their family members.
Amiri Decree-Law No. 23 of 1976, The Labour Law for the Private Sector
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Decree-Law No. 23, the Labour Law for the Private Sector, includes many provisions regarding migrant workers in the country's private sector. This legislation has since been amended by Legislative Decree No.14 of 1993.
The “Together We Are Good” programme
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The Community Contributions Authority “Ma'an”launched the "Together We Are Okay" programme which aims to enhance social solidarity by facilitating volunteering and financial in-kind contributions from individuals and companies to support the efforts of the Abu Dhabi government to address the health and economic crisis caused by COVID-19. In coordination with government partners, the Authority will allocate contributions primarily to hygiene, medical and food supplies, educational support and other community services.