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Dhs10,000 fine per (non-reported) case is applicable, and the Ministry of Labour shall blacklist the company until the offence is resolved The Ministry of Labour has urged private sector companies to implement occupational safety and health standards while on duty and report workers occupational injuries without any delay, state news agency WAM reported. Maher Al Obed, Assistant Under-Secretary for Inspectional Affairs, said, “The ministry’s keenness to provide a safe working environment for workers comes as support to avoid occupational injuries, and through the application of innovative standards for occupational safety and health in addition to taking the necessary steps against the non-complying facilities.” He explained, “The facilities who don’t report occupational injuries, illness or deaths, are violating Cabinet Decision No. 40 of 2014, which states that a Dhs10,000 fine per (non-reported) case is applicable, and the Ministry of Labour shall blacklist the company until

With less than a week to go until the speculated November 10 release day for Windows 10 (codename) Threshold 2, Microsoft has released build 10586 to participants in the Windows Insider Program. I updated my Dell Venue 8 Pro and noticed that there isn’t a build number displayed in the lower right corner of the desktop as there was for previous preview builds. It looks like build 10586 may be released as what will be officially called the  Windows 10 Fall Update . This will be the first major update since Windows 10 launched on July 29. If you haven’t been following Microsoft’s  Windows Experience Blog , here’s a summary of what it has announced as notable changes or new features since build 10547 on September 18: Build 10547 Maximum Start menu columns up from 3 to 4; Maximum Start menu tiles increased from 512 to 2048; In Task View, apps can be snapped to left and right, can replace a previously snapped app with another, and you can swipe down to close an app; Many Windows Store apps u