Saudi Arabians can expect to see on average a 3 percent rise in their salaries in 2020, according to the 2020 KSA Salary Guide by recruitment ...
A Japanese company will start paying part of its employees’ salaries in Bitcoin, as it aims to get better understanding of the virtual currency, ...
As international and Arab institutions begin to reduce and rationalize the cost of operations due to current economic conditions, the average monthly ...
Lebanon’s civil servants are on strike to pressure the government to pay them recently approved wage hikes amid a new crisis over how to finance ...
A number of Yemeni schools in the capital Sanaa have begun an indefinite strike on Sunday, escalating their protests and aiming to get their salaries ...
Last year, Trump said he will give up his salary of $400,000 if elected president
Low energy prices since mid-2014 have forced the country to rein in public spending
Over 250 doctors and employees working at a private hospital in Beljarshi held a strike for not being paid for four consecutive months
The ministry’s announcement has caused confusion among citizens as many social media users began inquiring about the exact date when they will receive their next salary
Despite frequently being the sole breadwinner, many Japanese husbands hand over their entire wage to the woman of the house
Companies that do not pay salaries to their employees on time will be fined SR3,000 for each unpaid worker, according to a Labor Ministry decision
FIFPro proposed that a player could terminate his contract at 10 days’ notice if he is unpaid for more than 30 days
Zayan noted that staff recruited by the former Hamas administration had not received any wages for seven months
A source in the Saudi Council of Chambers (SCC) said a meeting held on Monday between members of the Saudi national recruitment committee and a ...
At the end of every month, many wives in Saudi Arabia have become accustomed to a quarrel with their husbands
The survey showed that 46 percent of workers in Saudi Arabia were satisfied with their salary packages
The money needed to standardize salaries across the public sector has not yet been included in Oman’s 2014 budget
A Twitter campaign launched in Saudi Arabia called “the salary doesn’t meet my needs” has taken cyberspace by storm, with at least ...
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