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EXPATNETWORK
25 YEARS OF EXCELLENCE
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Working Overseas? Here’s The Latest Expat Intelligence Welcome to the January edition of the Expat Network newsletter, full of the latest news affecting those living and working overseas and for those planning a move abroad. In this edition we look at the latest job offers open to those wishing to work overseas. Below in Featured Jobs we detail just a fraction of the employment opportunities we hold on our database, classified by industry. Also important for those willing and able to work overseas is to keep track of where new contracts are being awarded. Below in Contract News we showcase just a few of the many contract details loaded on our website. In this edition you will also find reports on the world’s emerging oil and gas industries and new UAE rules on employment contracts. We hope you enjoy this newsletter. We welcome your thoughts on other topics you would like us to cover. Or do you have your own tale to tell about expat life? Let us know. |
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Here is just a small selection of the job opportunities featured on the jobs board at expatnetwork.com, which is updated every working day. If any of them interest you, please click through for further details. You can also search by recruiter here. You can also browse by Industry using the buttons below.
Finance Manager, O & M Facilities, US Contractor - Sinai, Egypt Construction Project Manager - Sudan HR Manager - Papua New Guinea Stores/Logistics Manager - Arnhem Land Operations Director - Papua New Guinea IT Manager - Papua New Guinea FEED Engineers (Piping, Process, C & I) - Bangladesh Health & Safety Manager - German Speaking - Bavaria, Germany Construction Engineer - Short Term Contract - Addis Ababa, Ethiopia
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All the latest news for expat contractors is loaded every working day at expatnetwork.com. Here is just a small selection of the latest contract awards. If any of these interest you just click through from the heading.
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Contractor Openings Rise In Emerging Energy Markets
Despite a slowdown in some of the major global economies and growing concerns over rapidly falling oil prices, there are a number of nations whose energy markets continue to thrive. Kazakhstan, Azerbaijan and Mozambique are three examples of countries where demand for specialists in the oil and gas market is rising, even against a backdrop of market uncertainty. |
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UAE Employers Must Honour Work Contract Terms
Changes to UAE employment law means employers cannot change contract terms without the consent of the Ministry of Labour. The new mandatory employment offer letter from UAE companies will help expats understand what exactly awaits them once they land in the Emirates. |
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Africa’s Oil & Gas Attract Contractors
Advances in Africa’s emerging oil and gas industries are adding to the continent’s increasing appeal as a rewarding and challenging work destination, as infrastructure improves and operational capabilities develop. The strength of emerging oil-producing nations, such as Ghana and South Africa, and rapid advances in Africa’s natural gas industry, are expected to contribute to a boost in demand for specialist contractors from across the globe. |
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Get Ready For Shorter-Term Expat Assignments
Most multinational employers are increasing their use of short-term assignments for expat staff at the expense of long-term relocation, mainly to cover technical skills not readily available locally. |
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With Oil Below $40, What Can Energy Workers Do?
Expats working in the oil and gas sector are enduring tough times – markets are volatile, and oil is striking seven-year lows. Much has been written about the direction of oil prices but the hundreds of thousands of people working in oil and gas, and their millions of dependants, are no better informed about the future of the industries that drive so many livelihoods. |
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UK Expats: How To Keep Your Vote
British nationals who have been registered to vote in the UK within the last 15 years can register as an overseas elector, to be able to vote in UK Parliamentary General Elections, UK-wide referendums, and European Parliamentary elections. |
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Read Your Free Expat Living Magazine
The Winter edition of Expat Living magazine is now available to read completely free of charge. You can learn about relocating to Canada and France, the property markets of Spain and Portugal, and much more about the expat experience. |
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Remember To Register! Sign up for free at the Expat Network to enjoy the following benefits: access the latest overseas jobs; get help with writing winning CVs and social media profiles; and upload your CV so that our unique network of recruiters and employers can find you. You will also find expert answers to the most frequently asked expat questions and receive regular news bulletins on contract awards and other expat news. Registration is free of charge – and you can unsubscribe at any time. |
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