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21 August 2020

DIFC Court Considers Its Power To Grant Damages For Breach Of Whistleblowing Protections

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DIFC Court Considers Its Power To Grant Damages For Breach Of Whistleblowing Protections.
United Arab Emirates Employment and HR
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On 8 April 2020, the Court of First Instance of the Dubai International Financial Centre ("DIFC") issued a preliminary judgment indicating that the Court has the power to grant relief for losses suffered as a result of a breach of Article 64 of DIFC Law No. 7 of 2018 (the "Operating Law"), which provides that an employee making a good faith disclosure of information in accordance with the Operating Law should not be dismissed.

In this article, we consider the preliminary judgment and its implications for employers.

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ARTICLE
21 August 2020

DIFC Court Considers Its Power To Grant Damages For Breach Of Whistleblowing Protections

United Arab Emirates Employment and HR
Contributor
Herbert Smith Freehills LLP  logo
Herbert Smith Freehills is one of the world’s leading law firms. With over 3,000 lawyers operating from an international network of 27 offices in 20 different jurisdictions, we advise many of the biggest and most ambitious organisations. With offices spanning the Middle East, Africa, Asia, Australia, Europe and the US, we are able to deliver whatever expertise clients need, wherever in the world they may require it. Our clients trust us with their most important transactions, projects and disputes because of our ability to cut through complexity and mitigate against risk.
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