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More than two-thirds of the employees in the UAE will stay in the country for the next five years or more

UAE employers are more open to taking back employees

The hiring sentiment appears to be positive in the UAE and is likely to continue next year, with experts saying recruitment was strong throughout 2022...

One survey found 69 per cent of UAE companies now say employees can work from home for part of week

Covid-19: UAE salaries back to pre-pandemic level for select employees Waheed Abbas/Dubai Wam Many employees in the SME sectors are still waiting for the salary cuts to be restored Salaries of the employees in the UAE have been restored to pre-Covid-19 pandemic level in large corporate entities after a cut last year when the contagion was at its peak and companies were forced to take tough measures to tide over the healthcare crisis. However, employees in small and medium enterprises (SMEs) are...

Good news for job seekers: UAE firms start hiring again — Alamy Study says job market is gradually reviving with the help of recent medical developments and constant safety measures Job seekers in the UAE will soon have an easier time, as organisations across the country look to once again fill various positions that were impacted by the Covid-19 pandemic, new research has shown. According to the latest employment and hiring insights, organisations are taking a future-ready approach and incre...

SHARE The Covid-19 pandemic has caused major upheavals around the world – not least in the jobs market. The tumultuous events of 2020 have affected millions of workers worldwide, including in the UAE, where many companies made staff redundant and reduced salaries in an effort to trim costs and remain operational. While uncertainty remains, a brighter picture has been forecast for the Emirates, with the Central Bank of the UAE projecting the economy will grow 2.5 per cent in 2021. So, what is ...