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Check out how the Sultanate of Oman has recently taken steps to improve the region's labour market, create better job opportunities for Omani nationals, and support the region's diverse workforce.
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The shutdown of Skype symbolises broader missteps in the worktech space. Over time, it became bloated and confusing, making users move on to sleeker, AI-first platforms.
In a world increasingly dominated by AI and algorithms, the role of humans as 'framers' remains vital, and HR professionals must navigate both opportunities and challenges.
Among the Gulf nations, the UAE and Saudi Arabia, with scores ranging between 60% and 80%, continue to stand out as leaders in AI knowledge, confidence, and training. Both countries show strong understanding of AI, and a solid commitment to formal, ethical AI training.
Foreign companies expanding into the Middle East must implement fair work policies and ensure compliance with labour laws and regulations set by the Arab governments.
Two of the most stigmatized and impactful aspects of women’s wellbeing—menstrual pain and miscarriage—still lack recognition in the workplace. It's time for organisations to move beyond taboo and create inclusive wellness policies that truly support women.
Health and safety protocols are not just paperwork for HR and workplace safety trainers; they represent a commitment that requires effective implementation and active participation from all employees (at all levels) to make workplace safety a top priority.
Kuwait Airways has recently identified some fraudulent job ads circulating on social media and has alerted job seekers. But the question remains: how many such Gulf job scams go unnoticed?