I work in a Chinese restaurant in Dubai. The boss gave me a long sign. But refused to sign the contr

He's already made a long sign for you? Are you sure? This is an important question.

You can only get a long-term contract from the government if you sign a standard contract, which of course stipulates a minimum wage of AED 800 as stipulated by local law.

This means that your boss has forged the standard contract, or that you have signed the standard contract in a fool's errand. If it is indeed signed by you, then your standard of protection is 800 dirhams per month.

In addition, in any case, it is illegal to withhold your passport without permission, but if you do sign a standard contract, even if the passport is returned to you, returning to China without permission is equivalent to a breach of contract, and if you are reported by the boss, you may be blacklisted by the local government and face penalties.

If you are sure that you have never signed anything, you can go to the Ministry of Labor or the embassy in Dubai to report him for falsifying the contract.

Finally, in defending rights abroad, the behavior must not be excessive, and the requirements should be reasonable, so as not to lose the initiative.

Hey, there is no legal protection if you don't sign a labor contract, it is recommended to negotiate with the leader to solve it, or you can go to the labor bureau to report your company, which is seriously illegal.

Dizzy: You don't have any protection.