Hundreds of Abu Dhabi workers will get unpaid wages delivered home

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A new court service in Abu Dhabi will help hundreds of workers without a bank account get their unpaid wages delivered to their accommodation.

The Abu Dhabi Labour Court’s latest initiative is set to benefit 733 workers who won favourable rulings on complaints about unpaid dues.

Their wages will be settled without them having to visit the court.

The entire judicial process, all the way from case registration to final enforcement, was carried out remotely.

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