UAE authorities will begin assessing whether private sector companies have achieved their Emiratisation targets from July 1

UAE authorities will start evaluating private sector enterprises' progress towards their first-half 2024 Emiratization objectives on July 1. Businesses with 50 workers or more that haven't increased the number of Emiratis on their payroll by 1% in the previous six months will be subject to a fine. 

This occurred concurrently with the Ministry of Human Resources and Emiratization's (MoHRE) confirmation that June 30 is the last day to satisfy H1 objectives.

For every unhired Emirati this year, there will be a fine of Dh8,000 every month. 

It is mandatory for private enterprises operating in the nation to add two percent of their workforce to be Emiratis annually. 

Companies were mandated to hire 4% Emiratis by the end of the previous year. This should increase to five percent by the end of this month, June. A company's staff must include 6% UAE citizens by the end of 2024.