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What is WPS in the UAE?
WPS stands for Wage Protection System—an electronic salary payment system set up by MOHRE and the UAE Central Bank to ensure every employee receives their salary on time and as per contract.

This video explains the Wage Protection System (WPS) and why businesses in the UAE must achieve WPS compliance. It highlights that MOHRE and the Central Bank work together to ensure employees receive salaries as per their contracts. The video also touches on the prerequisites needed to facilitate the WPS process, so you can stay informed.

✅ In this Video, we break down:
What WPS really means
Why it's mandatory for UAE businesses
The prerequisites for WPS compliance
What you need as an employer (bank account, MOL card, and more)
This is essential info for anyone starting a business in the UAE or managing payroll. Don’t miss this foundational knowledge.

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The information provided in this video is for general informational purposes only and is based on laws and regulations that are current at the time of recording and release. Legal requirements may change over time, and we do not guarantee that the information remains accurate or applicable after this video's publication. Always consult with a qualified legal professional for advice specific to your situation and jurisdiction.