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Having opportunities to improve their skills is a priority for employees in the Middle East, a survey by PwC has found. Getty Images
Having opportunities to improve their skills is a priority for employees in the Middle East, a survey by PwC has found. Getty Images
Middle East jobs: 30% of employees plan to look for a new role this year
The 'Great Resignation' trend is continuing in the region, as workers prioritise flexibility and wellbeing in the workplace, PwC survey finds