12/08/2008
ESCAPE! Sunshine and High Rise Draws 1,000s Of Workers Overseas
Whilst the UK and NI housing and construction market are undoubtedly facing a slump due to the credit crunch, the same story cannot be said for overseas.
Surprisingly the building boom which started about eight years ago in the United Arab emirates continues, with 90% of the worlds cranes in situ and the most amazing technology and manpower available the United Arab Emirates and in Dubai in particular the growth continues.
Whilst many of the labouring positions are filled by Indian Nationals and a huge influx of staff from the Philippines and other Asian countries, Dubai and the UAE is attracting a large number of professional and skilled workers from the UK and Irish Republic.
Attractive tax-free working conditions, a wonderful climate; plus additional benefits of flights home on a regular basis are just a few of the attractions on offer.
Dubai has an eclectic mix of nationalities, described by some as the Europe of the Middle East, with literally every social facility available; from snow skiing in the Snow Dome to a multitude of shopping experiences in the souks or the shopping centres.
Golfing, diving, relax or live the high life - the network which is available is huge as are the opportunities for personal advancement.
Locally based Rutledge Recruitment has an office in the commercial district and are currently seeking sales engineers; logistics co-ordinators; project managers; commercial executives and contracts managers for high profile projects and companies with worldwide reputations.
The job requirements are constantly changing and for anyone interested in leaving the rain behind for a short or long term contract then perhaps it's time to get in touch?
Rutledge Joblink may be contacted in Armagh 028 3752 7932; Sharon in Bangor on 028 91273474; or Clive in Coleraine 028 70352434, or visit www.rutledgejoblink.com
(BMcC)
Surprisingly the building boom which started about eight years ago in the United Arab emirates continues, with 90% of the worlds cranes in situ and the most amazing technology and manpower available the United Arab Emirates and in Dubai in particular the growth continues.
Whilst many of the labouring positions are filled by Indian Nationals and a huge influx of staff from the Philippines and other Asian countries, Dubai and the UAE is attracting a large number of professional and skilled workers from the UK and Irish Republic.
Attractive tax-free working conditions, a wonderful climate; plus additional benefits of flights home on a regular basis are just a few of the attractions on offer.
Dubai has an eclectic mix of nationalities, described by some as the Europe of the Middle East, with literally every social facility available; from snow skiing in the Snow Dome to a multitude of shopping experiences in the souks or the shopping centres.
Golfing, diving, relax or live the high life - the network which is available is huge as are the opportunities for personal advancement.
Locally based Rutledge Recruitment has an office in the commercial district and are currently seeking sales engineers; logistics co-ordinators; project managers; commercial executives and contracts managers for high profile projects and companies with worldwide reputations.
The job requirements are constantly changing and for anyone interested in leaving the rain behind for a short or long term contract then perhaps it's time to get in touch?
Rutledge Joblink may be contacted in Armagh 028 3752 7932; Sharon in Bangor on 028 91273474; or Clive in Coleraine 028 70352434, or visit www.rutledgejoblink.com
(BMcC)
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Acas calls on employers to make the most of older workers
Acas has launched an advisory leaflet in a bid to help employers make the most of older employees. The leaflet, 'Employing Older Workers', looks at some of the stereotypes about older workers and gives practical advice on what to consider when recruiting, planning for the future and managing older employees.
Acas calls on employers to make the most of older workers
Acas has launched an advisory leaflet in a bid to help employers make the most of older employees. The leaflet, 'Employing Older Workers', looks at some of the stereotypes about older workers and gives practical advice on what to consider when recruiting, planning for the future and managing older employees.
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