Program is launched in response to growing unemployment rates in the region, following effects of global economic downturn

Region’s leading jobsite welcomed more than one million new jobseekers during 2008 and enjoyed a 95% employer satisfaction rate

Despite 71% of workers receiving some form of appraisal, 50% receive no feedback on how they’re doing

L’étude réalisée par Bayt.com révèle que 77,7 % des salariés marocains sont prêts à partir faire carrière à l'étranger.

L’indice de confiance des consommateurs a gagné 7,1 points par rapport au trimestre précédent.

“I can draw” Video Contest is Bayt.com’s Innovate Approach to Find the Best Global Artistic Multimedia Talent for Jobsite’s Video Needs

Five-day online event will be efficient and convenient forum connecting employers and job seekers

47,6% des employés marocains interrogés travaillent plus de 44 heures par semaine. 80% des employeurs qui ont répondu à l’enquête ont recours aux heures supplémentaires.

Employee confidence hard hit, but 40% believe more jobs will be available in a year’s time

Consumer expectations and propensity to spend indices also shoot up

Majority of residents, 46%, reluctant to spend during this period, but 29% of Kingdom’s workers believe there are still plenty of jobs available

Confidence in job market hit hard, however 29% of UAE respondents still believe there are plenty of jobs available

Confidence in job market also hit with 34% of Kuwait respondents believing there will be less jobs available in a year’s time

Pioneering week-long online event connecting employers and job seekers sees more than 320 offers of employment

Pioneering five-day online event connecting employers and job seekers- EXTENDED for 2 additional days!

31% of Egypt’s workers would prefer to work in the sector, despite falling energy prices resulting from economic downturn

28% of Jordan’s workers would prefer to work in the sector despite undercurrent of economic downturn in the country

33% of Kuwait’s workers would prefer to work in each of the sectors, despite undercurrent of economic downturn and dropping oil prices

36% of the Kingdom’s workers would prefer to work in the sector despite dropping oil prices tied to the global economic downturn