DUBAI: A strike by thousands of migrant workers at Dubai’s biggest builder Arabtec last month may be a harbinger of a new wave of industrial activism that threatens to disrupt the Gulf’s latest construction boom.
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Overseas workers’ activism imperils Gulf building boom
DUBAI, June 5: A strike by thousands of migrant workers at Dubai's biggest builder Arabtec last month may be a harbinger of a new wave of industrial activism that threatens to disrupt the Gulf's latest construction boom.
Read MoreWoman living in fear over bounced cheques
Dubai: A woman says she has been hiding from the police for the past three years over bounced cheques which her boss used to pay the rent on his office.
Read MoreStamp out illegal workers, government told
Abu Dhabi: A member of the Federal National Council yesterday (Tuesday) demanded the Labour Ministry exert more effort to stamp out the practice of hiring illegal workers.
Read MoreInterest-free loans deal to boost UAE Pakistani expats' remittances
DUBAI// Pakistanis living in the UAE are being offered interest-free loans by their government to encourage more people to send money home.
Read MoreStudy says female expats in UAE more reliable source of remittances
Female expats are becoming a bigger part of the Gulf’s labour force - and changing the face of their own countries with billions of dollars of remittances in the process.
Read MoreWomen expat workers in UAE send Dh2,000 more home
Dubai: Women expatriates send back home Dh2,000 more a year, on average, than their male counterparts, a paper by the American University of Sharjah and sponsored by Western Union showed.
Read MoreRemittances to Pakistan to reach $4bn
DUBAI // A record-breaking sum of money is expected to be sent home to Pakistan by expatriates in the UAE this year, foreign exchange firms say.
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