Emiratisation in the local labor force of the UAE : a review of the obstacles and identification of potential strategies

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Emiratisation in the local labor force of the UAE : a review of the obstacles and identification of potential strategies

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In the United Arab Emirates (UAE), around 89 % of the populations are non-nationals. Despite this, there is a comparatively high unemployment rate amongst UAE nationals, and nationals make up only 9 % of employees in the public sector and 1 % of employees in the private sector. This paper reports on a study that aims to identify both the barriers to Emiratisation (employment of UAE nationals) in the UAE workforce, and to suggest strategies to increase Emiratisation. The paper argues that ther...

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06 Dec, 2017

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J Al-Ali

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Emiratisation / Policies / Expatriates / Culture / Personal capital / Organisational capital / Social capital / Algebra and Number Theory

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