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Women’s driving set to transform Saudi job marketThe employment landscape in Saudi Arabia will be transformed by the historic start to women’s driving which is expected to contribute to more women growing into senior roles traditionally dominated by men, said a report. &nb More… |
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Women’s driving set to transform Saudi job marketThe employment landscape in Saudi Arabia will be transformed by the historic start to women’s driving which is expected to contribute to more women growing into senior roles traditionally dominated by men, said a report. &nb More… |
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Gulf jobs market seen growing at 9pc in 2018The Gulf job market is set to grow at an average rate of 9 per cent this year, according to research conducted by GulfTalent, one of the region’s leading online recruitment portals. The results are based on GulfTalent’ More… |
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GCC jobs ‘set to recover in 2017’Following a year of massive redundancies caused by the collapse in oil prices, the Gulf region is finally set to witness a stabilisation in job cuts and a moderate rate of new job creation in 2017, a report said. The survey of ove More… |
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Emirates, Unilever top graduate employers in UAEDubai-based airline Emirates Group is the most popular employer for fresh university graduates in the UAE, followed by international consumer goods company Unilever, according to the latest research by online recruitment firm GulfTalent. More… |
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Oil price decline hits regional training market: SurveyThe plunge in the oil price and slowdown in regional economic activity seems to have had a mixed impact on the regional training market, according to the latest research by online recruitment firm GulfTalent. S More… |
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Demand for online training not matched by supplyProfessional training courses delivered online are rapidly increasing in popularity across the Middle East, but the supply of suitable courses is failing to keep up with rising demand, according to a new study. Professional traini More… |
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Tough economic conditions raise demand for PG coursesOne in four Middle East professionals plan to take a postgraduate degree in the next two years, a trend that has accelerated due to the slowdown in the job market following the collapse in oil prices. Many professionals are driven by a More… |
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GCC to create more jobs despite oil price fallOverall employment across the GCC is on the increase in 2015 despite the fall in oil prices, according to latest research by GulfTalent, a leading online recruitment portal in the Middle East. The latest edition of the research report & More… |
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Private sector salaries 'to rise 6.6pc in GCC'Private sector salaries are forecast to increase at an average rate of 6.6 per cent in the GCC states this year, according to a study. The research, released today by GulfTalent.com, a leading online recruitment firm in the Middle East, sa More… |
