UAE Central Bank figures reveal how the employment rate in the UAE’s property sector rose by 4.4% in Q1
Dubai jobs
Barclays
Barclays to cut 20% of jobs in Dubai wealth management unit
Sources say layoffs will include senior positions and support staff within the Dubai division that employs about 100 people
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DIFC
Sick pay, gratuity, paternity: All you need to know about the DIFC’s new law
Experts discuss new DIFC Employment Law and whether the balance has been struck between employers and employees
AI technologies
Five ways your job in the Middle East will be-reimagined in 2030
A recent survey found that 60 percent consider AI to be only an opportunity, not a risk, for their business and 23 percent believe AI already has a large impact on their organisation, believes Mohammed Amin, META Senior Vice President at Dell Technologies
Banking & Finance
Deutsche Bank says ‘too early’ to know about MidEast job cuts
German lender Deutsche Bank is cutting 18,000 staff globally in order to get back in the black
AI technology
Revealed: the most sought-after jobs in the UAE
Robert Half UAE says analysts, developers and finance managers top the list of in-demand roles for 2019 as employers focus on digitalisation
Dubai
Dubai unemployment rate remains steady at 0.5% in 2018
Labour Force Survey 2018 reveals 2.2m people were employed last year out of which 81.3% were males
Dubai
Dubai recruitment exec unfazed by construction, travel jobs slump
Nadia Global Group executive director says Expo 2020 Dubai likely to lead to ‘surge’ in event planner roles
Dubai
Over 9,600 jobs created by new Dubai licences in March
Department of Economic Development says it issued nearly 2,500 business licences in March, a growth of 35.4% compared to the same month last year
Careers UAE 2019
‘CV wristbands’ on offer at Careers UAE 2019
Emirati job seekers will be able to upload their CVs on show wristbands which can be scanned by employers
Dubai Department of Economic Development
New business licences create 8,500 jobs in Dubai in February
New report shows the top nationalities who secured licences in February were Indians, followed by Pakistanis, Bangladeshis