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          Wages

          The latest news and trends in salaries, labour market conditions and income ranges across industries

          About 48 Indian workers appealed for help to return to their families from Muscat after they were not paid wages for months and did not have sufficient funds for food. A voluntary group Rescuing Every Distressed Indian Overseas spotted their video and assisted them with help from officials from the Indian embassy. Photo: Redio group

          Indian workers return to tell of low food supplies and unpaid wages

          GulfMarch 19, 2023
          Times Square in New York City. Residents earning an annual income of $100,000 lose more than half of their salary to taxes and inflation. Getty Images

          What is a $100,000 salary in New York City really worth?

          MoneyMarch 16, 2023
          Strong market confidence and a boost in investments are expected to drive the GCC's hiring market this year. Getty Images

          GCC salaries 2023: Wages expected to rise 5% amid buoyant hiring market

          MoneyMarch 08, 2023
          Companies in Saudi Arabia are continuing to focus on employee well-being, work-life balance and learning opportunities. Getty

          Where are the best places to work in Saudi Arabia in 2023?

          MoneyFebruary 17, 2023
          Commuters head to work in London. Employers are expected to raise salaries by 5 per cent this year as they struggle to fill vacancies. Bloomberg

          UK salaries to rise 5% amid tight labour market

          MoneyFebruary 13, 2023
          Seventy-eight per cent of companies in the Middle East and North Africa are looking to hire interns this year. Getty

          Mena jobs: More companies plan to hire interns to tap new talent

          MoneyFebruary 13, 2023
          Emirati professionals are focusing on acquiring the skills they need to succeed in their careers, recruitment consultancy Michael Page says. Pawan Singh / The National

          UAE salary guide 2023: How much can Emiratis earn in Dubai and Abu Dhabi

          MoneyFebruary 13, 2023
          The jobs market is surging in Saudi Arabia, driven by new projects and a rise in organisations setting up in the kingdom, according to recruitment experts. Taseem Obaidi / The National

          Saudi Arabia salary guide 2023: How much should you be earning?

          MoneyFebruary 02, 2023
          Shoppers walk through a grocery store in Washington. AFP

          More Americans live pay cheque to pay cheque even on $100,000

          BusinessJanuary 31, 2023
          About 74 per cent of UAE employees have the confidence to demand promotions and new opportunities within their existing company, according to a new survey by LinkedIn. Getty

          Majority of UAE professionals consider changing jobs in 2023

          MoneyJanuary 31, 2023
          Salaries in the UAE are expected to rise by an average of 2 per cent to 5 per cent. Silvia Razgova / The National

          Pocketful of Dirhams: Will you receive a salary rise this year?

          Pocketful of DirhamsJanuary 31, 2023
          Depending on the sector and job role, UAE salaries are expected to rise an average of between 2 per cent and 5 per cent.

          UAE salary guide 2023: How much should you be earning?

          MoneyJanuary 26, 2023
          The fastest-growing jobs in the UAE and Saudi Arabia can be found in the technology, sales, environmental and HR sectors. Getty

          What are the most in-demand jobs in the UAE and Saudi Arabia?

          MoneyJanuary 18, 2023
          A higher percentage of Apple chief executive Tim Cook's equity award will be performance-based this year. Reuters

          Apple chief executive Tim Cook takes 40% pay cut after shareholder vote

          TechnologyJanuary 13, 2023
          UAE employees expect economic growth and competition for talent to drive up salaries this year. Getty

          More than half of UAE employees expect a raise in 2023, survey says

          MoneyJanuary 09, 2023
          Under the remote working hub programme, Airbnb and Dubai's Department of Economy and Tourism will promote the city to remote workers seeking accommodation and guidance for their long-term stays. Photo: Unsplash

          Dubai and Airbnb join hands to attract remote professionals

          BusinessDecember 21, 2022
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