UAE Salary Guide 2021
- Publish date: Tuesday، 18 January 2022
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A recent survey has revealed that new hires in UAE can expect a two per cent reduction in salaries than their previous counterparts.
In a report published by Cooper Fitch, 200 UAE-based companies were analysed and found that 65 per cent of firms made no change to mid-level and senior salaries in 2020.
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In addition, 14 per cent of firms said they had reduced mid-level wages, compared to 12 per cent for executive hire, according to the report.
The report also stated that 67 per cent of companies did not have any redundancies in 2020, 30 per cent said they had.
Retail
Between Dhs8,000 for entry-level employees to Dhs58,000 for experienced employees
Finance and Accounting
Between Dhs10,000 for entry-level employees to Dhs90,000 for experienced employees
Digital and technology
Between Dhs13,000 for entry-level employees to Dhs85,500 for experienced employees
Investment banking
Between Dhs15,000 for entry-level employees to Dhs95,000 for experienced employees
PR and Marketing
Between Dhs11,000for entry-level employees to Dhs55,000 for experienced employees
Legal
Between Dhs13,000 for entry-level employees to Dhs100,000 for experienced employees
HR
Between Dhs14,500 for entry-level employees to Dhs40,000 for experienced employees
Manufacturing and Supply Chain
Between Dhs13,000 for entry-level employees to Dhs94,000 for experienced employees
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