In implementation of the directives of Mohamed bin Zayed

Raising the pension salary for Emiratis working in Abu Dhabi schools to 80%

In implementation of the directives of His Highness Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, President of the State, the Executive Council of the Emirate of Abu Dhabi has adopted a decision to raise the percentage of the pensionable salary for citizens working in public schools in Abu Dhabi to 80% of the total salary, with an amount exceeding 6.6 billion dirhams.

This is in the interest of His Highness to enhance the standard of living and financial and family stability for Emirati families.

The decision comes in line with the efforts to empower Emirati cadres in the education sector, as more than 7,600 Emirati male and female employees in government schools in the Emirate of Abu Dhabi benefit from an increase in the pension when they enter retirement.

And based on the Abu Dhabi government’s keenness to achieve parity between the employees of government agencies, and for the entire segment concerned with the decision to benefit from this increase, the government will cover the costs of implementing the decision, with a total value exceeding 6.6 billion dirhams, to pay the differences in the monthly deduction rates for the entire previous service period of the citizen employees benefiting from the decision Currently.

A detailed study submitted by the Department of Education and Knowledge, in coordination with the Department of Finance, the Human Resources Authority, and the Abu Dhabi Pension Fund, confirmed that the total salary will not be affected by this amendment. Issuance of the decision.

The positive impact of the decision is not limited to improving pensions for current employees and new contractors, but will also contribute to providing new job opportunities for young Emirati competencies. Young Emirati competencies to enter the educational sector and contribute to its development.

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Emirati employees benefit from the decision... at a cost of more than 6.6 billion dirhams.

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