The Departer team had a great day at the VDMA 2019 Event in Dubai. We truly enjoyed the insightful discussions about current topics in the Middle East with more than 40 participants. Thanks to the VDMA, we had the opportunity to share our market knowledge in form of a biannual HR study, presented by Marie-Christin […]
Labour bans essentially mean that you cannot work in the UAE for a stipulated time, or permanently
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The Departer team was at the Asia Pacific Forum in Furth, Germany. We had pleasant and insightful talks with the German Chambers of Commerce of New Zealand, Australia, Singapore and China. We would like to thank the organizers for the hard work they put into this informative and connecting event and will come back to […]
Abu Dhabi: Now any resident in the country earning Dh4,000 without accommodation or Dh3,000 with company-provided accommodation can sponsor his family in the UAE, the Federal Authority for Identity and Emiratisation announced on Sunday.
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Meet us to talk about recruitment solutions in Asia-Pacific at the Asia-Pacific Forum in Fürth (Germany) on 10th of July 2019. Find out more here.
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For a long time, Oman has kept one of the oldest corporate legislations in the GCC region in force. Even though multiple times amended and updated, the Sultanate recently replaced the Law 4/74 (CL74) and introduced an entire new Law on Commercial Companies (CL) enacted by Sultani Decree 18/2019 on February 13, 2019.
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Dubai Free Zones Council members reach preliminary agreement on the One Free Zone Passport initiative
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Consultative Assembly of Saudi Arabia has approved a draft law regulating the issuance of residence permits for highly-skilled and wealthy foreign nationals
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Dubai: UAE companies must do more to ensure the mental health of their employees, according to local psychologists speaking to Gulf News during Stress Awareness Month this April.
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Dubai and Abu Dhabi are the safest cities to live in the Middle East, while Dubai has maintained its top rank for having highest quality of living standards across the region, closely followed by Abu Dhabi, according to Mercer’s 21st annual Quality of Living Survey for 2019.
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