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The UAE government has mandated that all private sector employers route employee compensation through the Wage Protection System by the first of each month starting June 2026. The policy aims to eliminate salary delays, enhance transparency, and align with international labor standards while giving businesses time to adapt payroll systems before the deadline.

UAE Mandates Digital Salary Transfers for Private Employers Starting Mid-2026