Originally Posted by Millhouse (Post 10343644)

Obviously. But it will reduce the fire risk too ... which is a good thing.

What is worrying though - will the hookers put up their prices to reflect their increased costs, or do you think they will... er, suck it up?

Originally Posted by The Dean (Post 10343934)

They'll take it on the chin ...........

Originally Posted by Beakersful (Post 10343998)

Definitely won't be heading into this one with eyes wide open.

Originally Posted by Brains1983 (Post 10343438)

I've spoke to a couple of people at Etihad and they have had a circular advising them of the ruling and that it would apply to employees who are living in Dubai at their next renewal.

Maybe more than a plan (of which I also thought would never see the light of day!)

Originally Posted by andrewpops (Post 10344912)

A friend at the National had the circular email about a month ago - move to Abu Dhabi or lose your accomodation allowance next year....

Looks very real.

Originally Posted by The Dean (Post 10343934)

They'll take it on the chin ...........

Originally Posted by Meow (Post 10345033)

You don't think they'll take it lying down then?

Originally Posted by ctfc (Post 10345805)

Bend over and stick their heads in the sand?

Originally Posted by The Dean (Post 10342785)

http://www.arabianbusiness.com/poore...ge-476646.html

Why does it matter how many people share a room? :confused:

Originally Posted by Boomhauer (Post 10346078)

Adjacent to the picture of the SubCon labourers, there is a article with the headline " Abu Dhabi named one of the world's 'cities of opportunities' ".