UAE Among Top Countries For Employment In The Middle East
Chester Elton exclusively presents the 'Orange Revolution' and 'The Carrot Principle' to the Middle East; 'recognition' and 'reward' key HR tools.
- (1888PressRelease) September 20, 2010 - Dubai - The United Arab Emirates (UAE) has been the preferred employment destination, after the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (KSA) and Qatar. The Bayt Middle East Job Index, states that of the 2,763 respondents across the region, 46 percent voted for the KSA, while the UAE was a close second with 44 percent . The preferred status for the UAE is a result of a cosmopolitan work culture, better salary structures and career opportunities.
Taking this positive outlook ahead and gearing up the region for more innovative human resource (HR) practices, Chester Elton, Leadership and HR Guru, will be exclusively presenting to companies across the UAE on 'The Carrot Principle' and 'The Orange Revolution'. Both strategies focus on the 'employee' and what does it take by organizations today to retain and employ the right candidates.
"Companies need to be futuristic in their view of HR departments, as good HR professionals, will be consultants to leaders in the future. It is all about the right people at the right place. Therefore, the three areas of focus for a company should be appreciation, communication and alignment of employees," said Elton, who is conducting a one-day seminar at the 7th Annual Middle East HR Summit.
Elton will present on two key strategies - 'The Orange Revolution' and 'The Carrot Principle'. 'The Orange Revolution' discusses employee engagement, clarity of goals, clear communication, strategic individual recognition and boosting team efforts. 'The Carrot Principle' highlights the need for organizations to offer constructive praise and meaningful rewards to employees that leads to business performance, when done right.
"Recognition of employees is the key to retaining good staff. Companies need to understand the basic principles of recognition in today's competitive scenario. In order to achieve consistent growth, companies also need to regularly train employees and reward efforts of employees," commented Elton.
The 7th Annual Middle East HR Summit will showcase successful case studies from the region, address regionally-specific employment law issues as well as conduct post-event master-classes. The summit will be held from October 24th - 28th, 2010 at The Movenpick Hotel, Jumeirah Beach Residence, Dubai, UAE.
About the 7th Annual Middle East HR Summit
Organised by IIR Middle East, the 7th Annual Middle East HR (Human Resource) Summit will touch upon challenges and issues facing organizations in these times of economic crisis. The event is looking at over 175 attendees. Key issues such as employee retention, innovative HR practices, the 5 C's in Change and emerging trends in HR will be discussed and debated by eminent speakers and leading HR practitioners among others. For more details about the Summit and the full programme, please visit http://www.iirme.com/hrsummit/home.
About IIR Middle East:
The Institute of International Research (IIR) is part of Informa plc, the leading international provider of specialist information and services for the academic and scientific, professional and commercial business communities. Informa has more than 150 offices in more than 40 countries, employs over 9,000 staff globally and is the largest publicly owned organiser of conferences and courses in the world with an output of over 10,000 events annually.
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