76 трудовых дел, урегулированных КМО в Аль-Айне

76 labour cases settled by the CMO in Al Ain Abu Dhabi, 23 July 2018 The Case Management Office (CMO) of the Court of First Instance successfully settled 76 labour cases filed against a single company as part of its efforts to reconcile and amicably resolve cases in accordance with the implementation mechanism of the decision of His Highness Sheikh Mansour bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Presidential Affairs and Chairman of Abu Dhabi Judicial Department, on the establishment and functioning of the CMO in ADJD courts, where he urged that all points of agreement and disagreement be noted and that the dispute between the litigants be settled and forwarded immediately upon completion to the competent chamber. Al Ain Labour Court, upon receiving applications for the filing of actions from workers claiming end-of-service benefits, unpaid salaries, and leave and overtime allowances, prepared the case files, attempted to settle and to end the dispute amicably, within a period of no longer than 15 days from the date of filing to the date of judgment after the completion of the reconciliation and its forwarding to the One-day Labour Court, which rendered its judgment in all cases. An ADJD official highlighted the active contribution of the CMO in amicable settlement of disputes, in addition to expediting cases treatment by facilitating the work of judges and shortening litigation time, as cases are processed before the first trial and their file is fully prepared. This leads to the expeditious adjudication of cases and ensures the quality of the rendered rulings as judges dedicate their to legal research without being concerned about preliminary phases. The CMO's role is to reduce the trial hearings, which would need 4 to 5 sessions for correspondences, notifications and judicial notices, the presence of the parties and the exchange of memos, so there will be one or two sessions only before the CMO, and then the case file is brought before the court ready for judgment. This Office also contributes to reducing the administrative legal burden related to notification procedures, by contacting defendants through different means of communication, by scheduling their sessions either by telephone or by e-mail, and urging them to appear before the CMO to submit their defences and responses in the cases filed against them, thus, the case file is fully prepared and submitted to the competent chamber for adjudication.