Part Time Jobs in UAE
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Key Account Manager Brick & Mortar Channel, Saudi ...
Lego
Dubai - UAE
Job DescriptionJoin our dynamic LEGO Middle East & Africa (MEA) Team where creativity and collaboration drive our success! We are passionate about unlocking new markets and delivering impactful experiences for kids and adults. You will play a key role in developing the LEGO brand in Saudi Arabia and...
Front Office Coordinator إماراتيين (خلاصة القيد)
Aecom
Dubai - UAE
This opportunity is part of AECOMs Fursa Program and open exclusively to UAE Nationals holding a valid family book.AECOM are currently seeking a Front Office Coordinator to be based in Dubai. The Front Office Coordinator serves as the first point of contact for clients visitors and staff ensuring a...
Uae - Partner Driver - Dubai - Part Time
Laundryheap
Dubai - UAE
Key ResponsibilitiesLaundryheap is a fast-growing tech start-up revolutionizing the laundry and dry cleaning industry. We pick up clean & deliver within 24 hours with the service currently being available in 13 markets around the globe. After a successful start we are now ready to grow our young and...
FAQ About UAE
After Obtaining a part-time work permit from the Ministry of Human Resources and Emiratization (MoHRE), you can work in a part-time job alongside a full-time job, according to the UAE Labor Law.
Here are some part-time jobs that are easy to get for more income and less stress:
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HR Partner.
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Driver.
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Writer.
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Social Media Manager.
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Customer Service Agent.
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Graphic Designer.
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Editor/ Proofreader.
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Online Tutor.
As long as part-time work does not conflict with the requirements of the university, the student can enroll in a part-time job or internship in any company, according to the UAE Labor Law.
It is customary for part-time work to not exceed 30 hours per week.
As for the actual working hours, they are determined according to the agreement between the employee and the employer.
It is not allowed to work in the UAE with a visit visa, but you can interview, and then start the procedures for obtaining a work visa.
