South Africa Jobs: Western Cape Leads New Job Creation
South Africa jobs news: Western Cape Premier Alan Winde says the province created nearly 90% of South Africa's net new jobs over the past five years.
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South Africa jobs news: Western Cape Premier Alan Winde says the province created nearly 90% of South Africa's net new jobs over the past five years.
Logistics jobs in Dubai: Al Sharqi Shipping has opened a new cold-chain hub at Dubai Industrial City that is expected to create about 500 new jobs.
Saudi government jobs at Jazan University: 13 contract health roles for Saudis, including consultants, nurses and technicians, apply on Jadarat.
Qatar government jobs news: the Civil Service Bureau invites young Qataris to apply for the UN Young Professionals Programme 2026 exam before November ends.
Kuwait jobs for young nationals: 300 Kuwaitis will train in smart buildings, mechatronics and sustainability for technical careers in co-op societies.
Oman jobs news: a new National Employment Program guide lets government bodies award projects worth up to OMR 5,000 directly to Omani freelancers.
Bahrain jobs in healthcare: Mubadala Health's new Bahrain Bay hospital will employ 200+ people, and Tamkeen has signed a deal to back Bahraini hiring.
NHS jobs data: England's NHS added 13,047 full-time-equivalent qualified clinical staff in the year to August 2026, even as total staffing fell.
Google jobs news: Google's headcount rose by about 10,000 between April and September 2026 to 204,757, even as several big tech rivals cut staff.
Ontario jobs news: Niagara's casino expansion targets $3 billion of investment and upwards of 10,000 construction jobs across the next two decades.
Australia jobs for foreigners: 279 occupations are still in national shortage in 2026, including nurses, teachers, engineers and many skilled trades.
Jobs in Ireland: Applegreen will open four new Taco Bell restaurants in Dublin, Galway and Kilkenny before the end of 2026, creating 80 new jobs.
South Africa jobs news: Western Cape Premier Alan Winde says the province created nearly 90% of South Africa's net new jobs over the past five years.