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The Middle East&#8217;s United Arab Emirates (UAE) holds significant importance as a central hub for shipping and ports. With multiple ports and free zones, it handles substantial cargo volumes, making a significant contribution to the country&#8217;s economy. To fulfil the workforce needs of the shipping and ports sector, the UAE depends on a blend of local and international resources. Their presence supports the seamless operation of ports and shipping companies.
We assist companies in finding suitable candidates for various roles, both locally and internationally. We also provide valuable support in recruitment procedures, visa processing, and other logistical aspects of hiring foreign workers.

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Over the years, UAE has actively undertaken efforts to enhance its agricultural sector by implementing advanced farming techniques and technologies. To meet the labour demands of the industry, the UAE has relied on a combination of local and foreign workforce. The UAE has established a regulated work permit system that governs the employment of foreign workers in agriculture. Specific labour laws and regulations have been implemented to safeguard the rights and welfare of workers, including those in agriculture. These laws cover aspects such as working hours, wages, health and safety standards, and worker accommodations. In pursuit of increased productivity and reduced reliance on extensive workforce, the UAE has made significant investments in advanced agricultural technologies like hydroponics, vertical farming, and greenhouse cultivation. These advancements contribute to optimising output. It&#8217;s worth noting that the specific labour supply in the agriculture sector may vary depending on the region, scale of operations, and farming practices employed.

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The construction industry in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) has played a crucial role in driving the country&#8217;s economic growth and development, thanks to ambitious infrastructure projects, real estate ventures, and preparations for international events like Expo 2020. Consequently, there has been a significant demand for manpower within the construction sector. To address this demand, the UAE relies on a combination of domestic and foreign labour supply.
To safeguard the rights of construction workers, the UAE has established specific regulations and labour laws. These laws cover essential aspects like minimum wages, working hours, health and safety standards, and accommodation, among other employment-related matters. The government has demonstrated an active commitment to improving the welfare and conditions of construction workers. Companies like ours facilitate the recruitment and deployment of workers from source countries to construction companies in the UAE while ensuring compliance with legal requirements and providing support services to both workers and employers.

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The UAE is making significant strides in developing its digital sector and positioning itself as a thriving hub for technology and innovation. This has created a growing demand for skilled professionals in various digital fields. To nurture local talent, the UAE government has implemented numerous initiatives and programs, including enhancing STEM education, establishing specialised technology institutions, and offering scholarships to UAE nationals pursuing digital-related fields. 
The UAE has created free zones and technology-focused business parks, which provide a conducive ecosystem for the growth of the digital sector. These zones serve as platforms for businesses to set up operations and attract skilled professionals. To enhance the capabilities of the local workforce, both public and private organisations in the UAE offer training and skill development programs focusing on areas such as artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, data science, software development, and digital marketing. 
The UAE&#8217;s vibrant entrepreneurial ecosystem, supported by various initiatives, attracts entrepreneurs and professionals with expertise in digital technologies, fostering further growth in the sector. Additionally, the country hosts numerous global events and conferences related to the digital sector, providing opportunities for networking and knowledge exchange among industry experts, thought leaders, and professionals.
Leveraging our expertise and breath of services, we meet client expectations across the digital industry.

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The FMCG (Fast Moving Consumer Goods) industry in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) is experiencing significant growth, leading to a higher demand for skilled workforce. To fulfil this need, there are various avenues for manpower supply in the FMCG sector in the UAE. 
One common option is to engage recruitment partners like ours that specialise in providing a wide range of candidates with diverse skill sets and experience levels. We can assist in sourcing and recruiting personnel for various FMCG roles, such as sales representatives, merchandisers, warehouse staff, drivers, and administrative personnel. We offer expertise in screening candidates, conducting interviews, and matching suitable candidates to specific job requirements.
Leveraging our expertise and breath of services, we meet client expectations across the FMCG industry.

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The UAE government is a major employer in the country and offers various opportunities across different ministries, departments, and agencies. These positions range from administrative roles to specialised positions in sectors like healthcare, education, infrastructure, defense, and more. 
The utilities sector in the UAE includes companies involved in the provision of electricity, water, transport, telecommunications, waste management and other essential services. These organisations employ a significant number of professionals, including engineers, technicians, and administrators, to ensure the efficient operation and maintenance of utility services.
Leveraging our expertise and breath of services, we meet client expectations across the govt.&amp; utilities industry.

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Govt. &#038; Utilities

The UAE has implemented a range of measures to secure a sufficient healthcare workforce. One such initiative is Emiratization, whereby the government encourages the employment of its own citizens in the healthcare sector through training programs and incentives. Additionally, the UAE actively recruits healthcare professionals from various countries to address the growing demand, employing recruitment agencies, job fairs, and recruitment drives. To bolster the local talent pool, the UAE has established medical and nursing schools, as well as training institutions, which provide education and training programs to produce qualified healthcare professionals domestically. Furthermore, the UAE collaborates with international healthcare institutions to enhance the skills and expertise of its healthcare workforce, forging partnerships with renowned medical centres and universities for knowledge exchange and training initiatives. To ensure an adequate supply of healthcare professionals, the UAE government conducts regular assessments and analyses to determine the demand for healthcare manpower across different specialties, facilitating strategic planning and resource allocation.

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Healthcare &#038; Pharmaceuticals

The logistics sector in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) has undergone significant growth and progress in recent years, fueled by its strategic location between Europe, Asia, and Africa, which has made it a prominent hub for international trade and transportation. To support the expanding logistics sector, the UAE has made substantial investments in infrastructure and logistics facilities, including airports, seaports, and free zones. These developments have led to the establishment of world-class logistics parks and free zones such as Jebel Ali Free Zone (JAFZA), Dubai South, and Khalifa Industrial Zone Abu Dhabi (KIZAD), attracting numerous logistics companies to operate in the UAE. The logistics workforce in the UAE comprises both local Emirati workers and a significant number of expatriates from various countries.
Expatriate workers bring diverse skills and expertise to the logistics sector, occupying roles in management, operations, supply chain, transportation, warehousing, and customs clearance. To develop the skills and capabilities of the local workforce, the UAE government has implemented various initiatives. The country&#8217;s favourable tax environment and quality of life also makes it an attractive destination for individuals seeking careers in the logistics sector.

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Logistics &#038; Warehousing

The retail industry in the UAE benefits from the country&#8217;s diverse population, which includes both Emirati nationals and a substantial number of expatriate and tourism.  There are abundant job opportunities within the UAE retail industry, spanning positions such as sales associates, cashiers, store managers, visual merchandisers, logistics personnel, and support functions like marketing, human resources, and finance. The retail industry often requires additional temporary staff during peak periods, such as the Dubai Shopping Festival and holiday seasons, to manage the surge in customer demand.

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The smooth operation of the transport industry in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) depends heavily on a substantial workforce. This industry encompasses various transportation modes, including road transport (trucks, buses, taxis), air transport, maritime transport, and logistics services. To fulfil the demand for workers in this sector, the UAE utilises multiple sources.
Expatriate workers from different countries contribute their skills and expertise to the industry, occupying positions in driving, logistics, aviation, and maritime services.

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Transport

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