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Qatar salaries move up despite oil slumpSalaries in Qatar have increased this year despite the steep fall in oil prices, latest data from global management consultancy Hay Group has revealed. Salaries across Qatar went up by an average of 4.2 per cent in 2015, slightly More… |
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Qatar salaries move up despite oil slumpSalaries in Qatar have increased this year despite the steep fall in oil prices, latest data from global management consultancy Hay Group has revealed. Salaries across Qatar went up by an average of 4.2 per cent in 2015, slightly More… |
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Salaries increase 2.4pc in BahrainSalaries in Bahrain have increased on average by 2.4 per cent over the last 12 months, according to a study by a global management consultancy. "The kingdom saw steady growth for a fourth consecutive year," Warren D' More… |
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Bahrain salaries 'set to increase by 4.3pc'Salaries in Bahrain are set to increase by 4.3 per cent next year, up from 3.8 per cent as companies have improved allowances and bonuses for their employees, said a report. Bahraini employees tend to remain with their organisatio More… |
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Bahrain workers to get 4.7pc salary riseThe workers in Bahrain are set for a major pay boost next year on the back of improved remuneration in 2012, according to global human resources consultancy Hay Group. The salaries are set to jump 4.7 per cent following a 3.7 per cent i More… |
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Bahrain average salary growth stays at 3.5pcAverage salary growth in Bahrain over the last 12 months stood at a steady 3.5 per cent against a forecast of 5 per cent amidst global economic pressures and regional unrest, said a report. More than 70 organisations in Bahrain took part i More… |
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Bahrain pay increases set to hit 5.3pcAverage salary increases in Bahrain are set to hit 5.3 per cent this year, according to a report by global consulting firm Hay Group. And at a seminar in the Gulf Hotel yesterday (August 23) for human resource (HR) specialists, the consult More… |
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Bahrain 13th on world pay listManagers in Bahrain have 50 per cent more spending power than their counterparts in the US, according to an international study. However, they have less disposable cash in their pockets than people holding similar positions in the five oth More… |
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Managers in UAE enjoy best pay says studyManagers in Saudi Arabia and the UAE take home the highest disposable incomes worldwide, with pay equating to buying power in excess of $220,000, according to management consultancy Hay Group. Hay Group’s World Pay Report was compiled by c More… |
