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Remote Working During Ramadan for Federal Employees
Upon the directives of President His Highness Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, the official working hours of Federal Government’s employees during the Holy Month of Ramadan will be 70 percent by remote work, and 30 percent in person on Fridays.
The attendance of students of public universities, as well as school students, will be remote on Fridays while considering the pre-set dates for their exams.
The resolution aims to offer more flexible official working hours in consideration of social interactions between families during the Holy Month of Ramadan.
It also enables Federal Government authorities to maintain their business continuity and provide adequate services, and offers flexibility to students of public education establishments in the educational process.
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