Monday, June 22, 2009
Consumer Confidence is up in the UAE for
first time in a year, latest Bayt.com and YouGovSiraj Index reveals
44% of total respondents also believe
business conditions will improve in a year’s time, while 28% believe more jobs
will be available
UAE consumers feel the region’s economic
pressures may be lifting, with the first recorded upward shift in consumer
confidence... [read more]
Thursday, June 04, 2009
Bayt.com has found that more than half of the
region’s professionals, 52%, have changed their behaviour or attitudes towards
their work as a result of the current economic downturn, and the ongoing
concerns that employees have in terms of job security. Added job
responsibilities mean that 32% of professionals are working harder, while fear
of losing their job is prompting a fifth to... [read more]
Thursday, May 28, 2009
Bayt.com celebrated
victory yesterday, having been awarded the ‘Company of the Year’ award at the
TECOM Investments Pearl Awards, which recognizes the achievements of TECOM
business partners across various categories.
Satisfying the judges’ criteria of innovation, adaptation to the UAE market,
overall performance, investment in people and contributions to the UAE economy,
Bayt.com
staved... [read more]
Thursday, May 07, 2009
Enabling and encouraging temporary work contracts is the
best response to the global economic downturn, the results of a recent poll
conducted by Bayt.com, have revealed. With increasing job losses and labor
market insecurities being widespread across the region, 59% of professionals
across a wide spectrum of industries and jobs have confirmed this statement
while almost a third -... [read more]
Monday, April 27, 2009
Concerns about the current job situation prevail around the
Middle East with 65% of the region’s professionals worrying about job security,
according to a recent poll of more than 10,000 professionals by the Middle
East’s number one job site - Bayt.com, in conjunction with research specialists
YouGov. Professionals in the UAE are the most concerned about the job situation
with 74%... [read more]
Sunday, April 19, 2009
It is well known that motivated employees are
happier, more energetic, more enthusiastic, more productive, more driven and
better performing than their unmotivated peers. Employers are always on the
lookout for motivated employees and realize that motivation is often contagious
and has positive spillover effects on the whole team. Even the most motivated
of employees however, experience... [read more]
Monday, April 06, 2009
Bayt.com
has found that many expatriate workers - 36% - across the Middle East see no
reason to leave their country of residence during the current conditions,
despite the economic crisis being widely represented as particularly damaging
to expatriate communities, according to a recent series of polls carried out on
professionals across the Middle East.
The polls
also revealed however,... [read more]
Monday, March 30, 2009
UAE remains optimistic during economic downturn, despite Consumer Confidence dipping fourth consecut
Despite the effects of the global credit
crunch being widely felt in the UAE, marked by the fourth consecutive drop in
consumer confidence by a record 15 points, job seekers are still optimistic for
the future with 28% of respondents believing business conditions- and 25%
believing the country’s economy- will improve in the next year; according to
recent research conducted by the Middle... [read more]
Tuesday, March 10, 2009
Dear Friends,
The first ever Middle East pan regional virtual job fair
will be conducted by Bayt.com between March 22nd to 26th.
Top employers from across the region will be taking part of this event in
search of the best talents. The great thing about this event is that it’s all
online and you can participate in it from home or the office, and apply to all
positions that you find... [read more]
Sunday, March 01, 2009
Salary
satisfaction is running low across the Middle East, with just 7% of residents
in KSA highly satisfied with their remuneration, according to Bayt.com’s latest
salary survey. The picture around the Gulf is similarly bleak with each of the
GCC countries registering the same level of dissatisfaction regarding their
salary.
KSA’s
employees are roughly equally divided in terms... [read more]








