Everything related to work. I share my highs and lows as I discuss and sometimes rant about my job or finding employment in Dubai.
Working in the UAE has been among the best choices for many migrant workers since the country offers competitive salary packages, great opportunities for career growth across various industries, as well as legislative support that …
Many foreign nationals working overseas think that understanding the labour laws and their rights in the country are enough – but what if these laws or your rights are being violated? How do you proceed …
As per UAE labour law, when an employee is suspected of any gross misconduct, the employer is faced with a number of issues: whether to initiate a formal disciplinary process against the employee; how and …
Do you have plans of working in Dubai? Below are the available job hiring opportunities by top companies in Dubai and the rest of the UAE. Please check out each page to see the vacancies …
Among the major highlights from the new UAE visa policies include a 6 months temporary visa for job-seekers in the country. This UAE 6-month visa is catered to job applicants who have overstayed their current …
The United Arab Emirates government has announced new UAE visa policies. Here we list some important points that you should know as an expat especially with these major changes. His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid …
Feeling under the weather lately? Need to see the doctor or take a rest day? In a previous article, we talked about working hours, official leaves, and vacations based on the UAE Labour Law. Today, we …
If you’ve been working in the UAE for some time, then most likely you’re familiar with some of their labour laws, such as getting a labour card and the legality of job offer letters. On the …
There are around 450,000 Filipinos in Dubai out of more than 10 million total OFWs around the world and more than 20% of the total OFWs in the entire UAE. Are you one of us? …
Overview: Mera beta Dubai me rahta hai. Fikr mat kijie. Main aapka paisa wapas kar dungi. If translated into English, it means, “My son lives in Dubai. Don’t worry. I will pay off my debt …