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Wednesday, March 28, 2012
Abu Dhabi Jobs
Monday, February 27, 2012
Taking help of UAE Job Sites for Advanced Job Search
Tuesday, January 31, 2012
Booming Green Jobs in Abu Dhabi
Seeing the health hazards of the non-renewable resources, and the rate on which they are being exhausted, the government is also emphasizing on green emirates jobs. It’s a known fact that UAE is blessed with extensive non-renewable resources of energy, so to safeguard that, there has been an increase in the investments in the cleaner forms of energy, and thus increased green jobs in abu dhabi . UAE has been targeting towards green revolution for a secure future of the residents. The country will have to develop new set of skills among the people, which directly means that a number of green UAE jobs are on the horizon.
It is necessary to develop business with the objectives of supporting the viability of the country, with this aim and motive; various volunteers have also invested to make the country full of green Abu Dhabi job. The time has changes and there is need to change the thinking and do and not rely on the old business practices to create profits. Benefit is available with the merit. We need to support this change and the transition to a better economy.
Wednesday, January 11, 2012
Index for Employment Launched in the Middle East
As per a recent study, 52% of employers in the Middle East are planning to hire more staff in the coming months. The result of this study differs from country to country in the Middle East. At the top of the list, are companies which are based in Qatar and are safest in terms of employment. Kuwaiti companies are in second place, followed by Bahrain. In Jordan, 34% of the respondents declared themselves to be sure to recruit candidates in the next three months. Lebanon and Saudi Arabia account for 31% and 30% respectively.
The study is the first of its kind in the region. It advocates the creation of an index for vacancies in the Middle East and North Africa. This index will measure the market prospects of vacancies and recruitment. It will identify market trends to will draw on the expertise which the region really needs.
According to the study, 22% of respondents said that they want to hire beginners, 21% among confirmed they are looking for profiles, only 2% of them research business leaders, among them 6% looking for CFOs and marketing. 60% of the respondents think they would choose candidates who speak Arabic and English fluently. In the UAE, 55% of employers prefer candidates who speak English and Arabic.
Monday, January 9, 2012
Employment in the Construction Industry
Middle East countries have a number of jobs on the board. Among which most of the jobs are available in the construction industry, due to booming construction industry. The construction jobs welcome workforce from all sections; no matter they are skilled or non-skilled.
The construction industry depends on skilled workers for the electrical work, installing drywall, masonry, shovel work and many more. After recording a slight decline in the 1990s, the workforce in the construction industry has experienced a rise, which has now reached an annual rate of 4.5%. The construction industry of the Middle East is dominated by many small businesses and more than half of construction jobs come from companies with 20 or fewer employees. In addition, a third of construction workers are self-employed.
However, there is need for the government to interfere and revise the payment of the construction workers. It is a well known fact that the average hourly wage of construction workers is still slightly below to that of workers in the production of goods. But the good news is that the demand is ever increasing. The increased demand for labor has lowered the unemployment rate in the construction industry, which was at its lowest level in the recent past.
The future growth and the payments in the construction vacancy are increasing and so are the hopes of the construction professionals in the Middle East. In the UAE itself, $35.6 billion worth of construction projects are running which demand construction professionals on a regular basis.
You can find a number of profiles in real estate and construction sector, which are vacant and wait for the right candidate. The person with a perfect combination of qualification and experience is always sought in such construction job. Apart from high paying, jobs in the Middle East are tax free.
Wednesday, November 23, 2011
Financial and Banking Jobs in Dubai
Wednesday, November 16, 2011
Dubai, An Attractive Destination For Workforce At Both National And International Level
Getting a Dubai job means great opportunities wrapped in the form of an employment contract defined for a period of time. This is because working in Dubai for a definite time allows the immigrant to enjoy certain rights as rest days a week vacation after first year of employment and other benefits related to food, housing and education.
Today, Dubai has become one of the most popular destinations for immigrants from around the world. Dubai is one of seven cities that for the United Arab Emirates and, like the rest of Emirates, Dubai's economy is tied to oil. However, at present, Dubai has reduced the share of oil in the national economy by 3%, giving priority to other sectors such as travel and tourism, hospitality and construction.
Fifty years ago, Dubai was a desert with some cities. Today, despite being a small country, it has built up large industrial parks, artificial islands and imposing buildings in collaboration with private construction companies and the government of UAE. Construction for this work has created a great demand for both skilled and unskilled workers and Dubai was the need of hiring both local and foreign labor, encouraging the emigration of citizens of India, Pakistan, England, Germany, Spain and the United States, besides offering employment to its native citizen.
One reason why many foreigners choose to move to Dubai is its bilingual country status. While the official language is Arabic, English is also prevalent. Therefore, foreigners who master the English language correctly will have no trouble getting a job in Dubai.
Due to the need for labor in Dubai, the procedure for obtaining a visa for the international workforce is not very cumbersome. The most important thing is to get an employment contract for a definite time. Then, the contracting company will take over the processing of visa from the authorities in Dubai.