Sheikh Hamdan approves Dh152 million bonus for government workers in Dubai

Crown Prince said the payout is aimed at motivating employees

Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed, Crown Prince of Dubai, approved the Dh152 million bonus for government workers. Wam

Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed, Crown Prince of Dubai, has approved the Dh152 million bonus for government workers in the emirate.

Sheikh Hamdan said the payout underscored Dubai's dedication to fostering an environment that nurtures creativity and commitment among employees, according to a statement from the Dubai Government Media Office.

He added that "such efforts contribute significantly to consolidating Dubai’s developmental journey and enhancing its position as the world’s best city to work and live in".

"We have approved the distribution of Dh152 million in performance-based bonuses to exceptional employees, aligning with the Dubai Government’s strategy to cultivate human talent, foster creativity and innovation and empower individuals to implement their innovative ideas," Sheikh Hamdan said.

“We take immense pride in the exceptional performance of Dubai Government employees, and we commend the dedication of our workforce in consistently striving for excellence to provide the best services to Dubai’s residents.

"We hope that this reward serves as an additional motivation for every member of the government workforce.

"Our appreciation for outstanding achievements knows no bounds, and those who leave a lasting impact in their work deserve the utmost recognition," Sheikh Hamdan added.

The allocation of bonuses reflects the Dubai Government's commitment to acknowledging exceptional human competencies, said the media office.

News of the bonus plan comes days after it was announced that New Year's Day was confirmed as a public holiday for government workers in the UAE.