The UAE government has taken strong action against unlicensed domestic worker recruitment by shutting down 77 social media accounts promoting unlicensed domestic workers. The Ministry of Human Resources and Emiratisation (MoHRE) issued a warning to employers and families, urging them to hire domestic workers only through licensed and approved recruitment agencies.
This move aims to protect the rights of domestic workers and ensure their safety and proper employment conditions. The ministry also provided a list of approved recruitment agencies that is available on the MoHRE website for public reference. Taking steps like these is part of the UAE’s ongoing efforts to regulate the domestic workforce and prevent illegal or exploitative practices.
Authorities believe shutting down these accounts will:
- Reduce unlicensed hiring
- Promote fair treatment of workers in the country
This action demonstrates the UAE’s commitment to maintaining strict regulatory standards for recruitment and employment. The ministry encourages all residents to cooperate and use only authorized services to ensure legal and fair hiring processes for domestic helpers.
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