Sharjah has announced that all government employees will be returning to their offices from July 19.
The decision represents an important step towards achieving the Emirate's post-COVID-19 strategy.
Exemptions will only be granted to employees with chronic diseases provided they submit a detailed medical report.
All entities and departments have been instructed to put in place precautionary measures to curb the spread of the coronavirus and ensure the safety of the employees.
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The UAE, in cooperation with the World Health Organisation, has carried out a medical evacuation from Gaza, transporting 155 patients and their families for treatment.
UAE joins US, Saudi Arabia in demanding action to protect civilians in Sudan
The UAE has joined a host of countries, including the US, Egypt and Saudi Arabia, in expressing shock over the deteriorating humanitarian situation in Sudan as the civil conflict rages into its third year.
UAE detects 405 cases of fake Emiratisation in half-year review
A total of 405 fake recruitments to bypass Emiratisation targets have been detected at private sector companies across the UAE during the first half of this year.
UAE expresses solidarity with Afghanistan over fatal bus crash
The UAE has expressed its solidarity with Afghanistan over a bus collision that killed at least 79 people.
UAE allows flexible hours for federal workers as schools reopen
UAE federal workers will be allowed reduced work hours on Monday, August 25, for school drop-offs and pick-ups on the first day of the new academic year.
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