Labor Relations Jobs in Abu Dhabi

• 2 - 5 Years
• Abu Dhabi - United Arab Emirates (UAE)

Manage HR operations, recruitment, employee relations, and compliance while ensuring adherence to UAE Labour Law and promoting a positive workplace culture.

• 1 - 3 Years
• Abu Dhabi - United Arab Emirates (UAE)

Assist in recruitment, support onboarding, maintain employee records, and ensure compliance with labor laws; requires a Bachelor's degree and strong communication skills.

• 3 - 8 Years
• Abu Dhabi - United Arab Emirates (UAE)

Manage employee lifecycle, ensure HR compliance, facilitate performance management, and conduct audits; requires Bachelor's degree and HR certifications.

• 2 - 5 Years
• Abu Dhabi - United Arab Emirates (UAE)

Develop and implement HR strategies, lead talent acquisition, manage onboarding, and oversee performance appraisal systems with a focus on employee engagement.

• 20 - 25 Years
• Abu Dhabi - United Arab Emirates

Responsible for project execution, client negotiation, team management, and ensuring quality standards while possessing engineering expertise and Middle East experience.

• 20 - 25 Years
• Abu Dhabi - United Arab Emirates

Oversee project execution, establish plans, manage resources, negotiate scope changes, and ensure quality assurance with a Bachelor's degree in Engineering required.

• 2 - 8 Years
• Abu Dhabi - United Arab Emirates (UAE)

Coordinate recruitment, onboarding, and employee relations while ensuring compliance with UAE labor laws; requires a Bachelor's degree and strong communication skills.

• 1 - 2 Years
• Abu Dhabi - United Arab Emirates (UAE)

Conduct onboarding, manage employee engagement, oversee performance management, and develop training programs for a positive workplace atmosphere.

• 1 - 5 Years
• Abu Dhabi - United Arab Emirates (UAE)

Manage Emirati employees, implement Emiratization initiatives, support HR operations, and engage with government entities for UAE Nationals.

• 5 - 10 Years
• Abu Dhabi - United Arab Emirates (UAE)

Resolve regulatory complaints using alternative dispute resolution techniques, develop policies, conduct training, and support employment practices monitoring.