Fake job offers in UAE leave over 300 Indian nurses stranded
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Date Reported: 18 Май 2021
Местонахождение: Объединенные Арабские Эмираты
Компании
Take Off HR - RecruiterЗатронуто
Total individuals affected: Number unknown
Мигранты и рабочие-иммигранты: ( 1 - Индия , Медицинская помощь , Gender not reported )Темы
Запугивание и угрозы , Сборы за найм персонала , Precarious/Unsuitable Living ConditionsОтвет
Response sought: Нет
Принятые меры: The authority has launched investigation into the incident. Health-care groups in UAE have offered jobs to the affected nurses, even those who do not have license, or don't meet the criteria for a license as they can work as healthcare assistants. Business & Human Rights Resource Centre was unable to find information about Take-Off agency to invite them to respond to the allegation.
Вид источника: News outlet
A large group of nurses from Kerala, who arrived here on visit visas on the pretext of working in vaccination centres, are now stranded in Emirates across the UAE. Several stranded nurses and social workers assisting them said at least 300 such nurses are stuck in the UAE after job agents in Kerala lured them with high salaries and other job perks...
Reena Rajan, a nurse from Pattazhi in the Kollam district, said, "I arrived in Dubai months ago. I have been working in private hospitals in Kollam for nine years. When this opportunity arose, I quit my job and signed a contract with an Ernakulam-based agency called Take Off and paid them INR 235,000."
...... Seena, mom to a two-year-old boy, said, "I worked in Max Hospital in Delhi. I resigned from that job to come here. I've worked in Mangalore City Hospital and NTC Hospital in Chennai as well. We have good job experience." Seena added, "Going back is not an option. I spent INR 235,000 to come here.