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Discuss this article (1 Comments)Emaar Properties to hire 1,000 new staff in 2009
by This email address is being protected from spam bots, you need Javascript enabled to view it on Wednesday, 06 May 2009
RECRUITMENT DRIVE: Emaar Properties will be hiring 1,00 staff this year.
The hospitality division of Emaar Properties will hire 1,000 new staff in 2009 as it opens two new hotels in Dubai and has agreed to operate its first property in Europe, its chief executive said on Wednesday.
"We will add 1000 associates to our family," Marc Dardenne said at a travel and tourism conference in Dubai.
The new hotels will open in Dubai in August and September, he said.
The group has also signed its first management agreement to operate an Address hotel in the South of France, Dardenne said. (Reuters)
Related: Emaar opens Uptown Cairo Hotel
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Great................ Wonderful Opportunity!!
Posted by PP, Dubai, UAE on Wednesday 6 May 2009 at 17:29 UAE time
Great - what a wonderful opportunity Emaar has to fully integrate UAE Nationals into the workforce......
There has been a lot in the press about integration and opportunities for Nationals in the private (semi-private) sector. The prospect of utilising qualified Nationals in jobs across the entire spectrum is there to be had.
Will they be brave enough to take it though - that is the question? Surely there surely must be large numbers of experienced and qualified people who can fill ALL of the positions that these projects offer.
;-)
Posted by PP, Dubai, UAE on Wednesday 6 May 2009 at 17:29 UAE time
Great - what a wonderful opportunity Emaar has to fully integrate UAE Nationals into the workforce......
There has been a lot in the press about integration and opportunities for Nationals in the private (semi-private) sector. The prospect of utilising qualified Nationals in jobs across the entire spectrum is there to be had.
Will they be brave enough to take it though - that is the question? Surely there surely must be large numbers of experienced and qualified people who can fill ALL of the positions that these projects offer.
;-)
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