- Thinkstock/Getty Images - There is good news for those who have been trying to change jobs in the UAE for a long time, as experts say the majority of employers in the Emirates will hire in 2013.
There is good news for those who have been trying to change jobs in the UAE for a long time, as experts say the majority of employers in the Emirates will hire in 2013.
Companies that were laying off people and cutting costs to hold ground during the global recession are now planning to recruit more.
Suhail Masri, vice president of sales at Bayt.com, said: “It is clear that the UAE is recovering at a fast pace from the global recession. Hiring is back and 66% of employers are looking to hire within a year.”
Definitely, the green shoots look brighter in the Emirates. A growing range of economic indicators, point to a strengthening economic recovery.
In the Global Competitiveness Report 2012-2013 issued by the World Economic Forum, UAE is ranked 24 out of 144 countries globally, rising three places from last year
Companies that were laying off people and cutting costs to hold ground during the global recession are now planning to recruit more.
Suhail Masri, vice president of sales at Bayt.com, said: “It is clear that the UAE is recovering at a fast pace from the global recession. Hiring is back and 66% of employers are looking to hire within a year.”
Definitely, the green shoots look brighter in the Emirates. A growing range of economic indicators, point to a strengthening economic recovery.
In the Global Competitiveness Report 2012-2013 issued by the World Economic Forum, UAE is ranked 24 out of 144 countries globally, rising three places from last year
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