This “Probation Period Policy” has been drafted for use in the United Arab Emirates in line with best practices.
A probation period is a trial period for a new employee, allowing the manager to assess objectively whether the new recruit is suitable for the role, taking into account their capability, skills, performance and general conduct in relation to the job in question.
A probation period also enables the new recruit to assess the suitability of the role in line with their aspirations and requirements.
This Policy contains the following sections: 1. Scope 2. General Principles 3. Period of Probation 4. Induction 5. Probation Aims 6. Monitoring Performance 7. Completion of the Probation Period 8. Terminating the Contract of Employment 9. Review/Appeals Procedure 10. Compliance |
Jurisdiction |
This Policy is intended for use in the United Arab Emirates. |
Before Execution |
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