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Kamaxi Recruitment and Training Pvt. Ltd. is a market leader in manpower recruitment agency specializing in Hotel jobs across the Middle East & Canada.

What makes an effective CV?

What makes an effective CV?

Given the economic climate and the increased competitiveness for jobs it is essential that you do everything in your power to give yourself the best possible chance of succeeding. A CV is the first thing that will get you an interview, so it must be perfect in design and execution. If you are to create a positive impression then your grammar, punctuation, spelling and expression must be perfect to show the potential employer that you can be relied upon in the workplace,…

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The Recruitment Industry Today

The Recruitment Industry Today

Over the past five years the recruitment industry has undergone a vast change. With the advent of latest technology innovations, websites, resume databases,Job listing services and applicant tracking systems have become the buzzwords in recruitment. As of lateonline job portals contribute towards a major share of the recruitment process. But these high technology services while helping to reduce candidate identification and screening time have widened the gap between an employer and a job seeker. Current employer practice  Campus recruitment and job fairs are the major areas of concentration for employers to absorb fresh talent. But nationally focused…

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Call to introduce green card concept in Kuwait

Call to introduce green card concept in Kuwait

Laws to help better conditions of foreigners and end abuses by visa traffickers urged. Manama: A Kuwaiti columnist has called for reforming his country’s immigration laws to help improve the condition of foreigners and end abuse by visa traffickers. “We need to make serious reforms in the immigration laws in Kuwait, as the sponsor system must be cancelled to leave this matter between the expat and the state,” Labeed Abdul said. “Moreover, the types of jobs, services provided, responsibilities and…

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Qatar to provide visa on arrival for 188 categories

Qatar to provide visa on arrival for 188 categories

The validity of the visa will be for one month and will only be issued if the person’s GCC  residency permit is valid for at least six months. Dubai: Qatar’s Ministry of Interior has published a revised list of 188 categories of professionals who can get visa on arrival at Doha International Airport, and are GCC residents. The validity of the visa will be for one month and will only be issued if the person’s GCC residency permit is valid…

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Qatar to allow formation of workers’ committees

Qatar to allow formation of workers’ committees

Doha: Qatar’s cabinet has approved the formation of workers’ committees ahead of 2022 World Cup, the country’s labour minister has announced. Labour Minister Nasser Bin Abdullah Hamidi told The Associated Press after meeting with international labour activists in Geneva on Monday the committee draft is awaiting the approval of Emir Shaikh Hamad Bin Khalifa Al Thani . The minister’s announcement came a day before Human Rights Watch (HRW) published a report saying that Qatar should overhaul labour laws for migrant…

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Kuwait clamps down on bogus visa traders

Kuwait clamps down on bogus visa traders

  Rampant visa rackets in Kuwait have prompted the authorities to clamp down on recruiting agencies and firms indulging in visa trade. As part of the move, the Kuwait enforcement agency has arrested two men, a Gulf national and an Arab, for their alleged involvement in an extensive visa trafficking racket. The pair allegedly brought into Kuwait 95 foreigners who paid them a total of KD1,30,000 (` 2.58 crore) for their visas. The Gulf national reportedly claimed he had 15…

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Kuwait is the 3rd country in Middle East to join the World Bank-led Global Gas Flaring Reduction partnership

Kuwait is the 3rd country in Middle East to join the World Bank-led Global Gas Flaring Reduction partnership

  KUWAIT has officially joined the World Bank-led Global Gas Flaring Reduction (GGFR) partnership in an effort to further reduce emissions from the burning of natural gas associated with oil production in the Middle East, and exploit the maximum potential from this valuable energy resource. Kuwait, represented in the partnership by Kuwait Oil Company (KOC), a subsidiary of the Kuwait Petroleum Corporation, has reduced flaring from 17% down to 1.75% of its gas production during 2005-06 & 2010-11. This reduction…

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1,500 hotel jobs on offer in the UAE in next 12 months

1,500 hotel jobs on offer in the UAE in next 12 months

  The hotels opening this year are Pullman Dubai Jumeirah Lake Dubai, Novotel and Adagio Al Bustan Abu Dhabi, Novotel and Ibis Mussafah Abu Dhabi, Novotel/Ibis/Adagio Fujairah, and Novotel Dubai Al Barsha MORE hotels in the UAE are planning to increase their staff strength. The leading hospitality group Accor Middle East is looking to hire approximately 1,500 hoteliers over the coming 12 months in the UAE. The group, headquartered in France, will open doors of seven new properties in the…

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Reforms boost foreign direct investment into Gulf countries

Reforms boost foreign direct investment into Gulf countries

FDI into the region, which controls over 60 per cent of the world’s recoverable oil deposits, totalled around $438.5 billion during 2005-10, compared with only 67.2 billion during 1999-2004 .. FOREIGN direct investments (FDI) into the Gulf countries are on the rise. Reforms carried out by several Arab countries boosted FDI into the region by nearly seven times during 2005-10, but many of them still have investment barriers. FDI into the region, which controls over 60 per cent of the…

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Appeal Won’t Interrupt Nepali ‘Slavery’ Case

Appeal Won’t Interrupt Nepali ‘Slavery’ Case

A contractor accused of trafficking Nepali laborers into Iraq to staff Al Asad Air Base cannot seek an interim appeal, a federal judge ruled. In a 2008 federal RICO complaint, Nepali families claimed that U.S. military contractors duped 13 men into indentured servitude in Iraq. With promises of a $500 monthly salary, many of the men believed they would be working at a luxury hotel in Jordan. But they later learned that they were actually on their way to Al…

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