Suzanne Locke

From setting up home to opening a bank account and applying for a driving licence, the first three months of a new expat's life in the UAE can be mired by paperwork. Here are some top tips to help streamline the process.

The Etihad Flight College in Al Ain has an intake of up to 120 cadet pilots each year, both for its own staff of more than 2,000 pilots and for other international airlines.

There are no legal requirements under the UAE labour law when it comes to staff loss and grief.

With the axing of fuel subsidies in the UAE, it is time to know how you could save you a third of your fuel cost.

New hotel manager at Jumeirah Etihad Towers prefers her two-minute walk to work over a regular commute in a car.

Cash, credit or debit cards - which is best to take on your travels this summer? Our guide to holiday spending reveals the most cost-effective way to carry money while you are away.

Building Youth Owned Businesses is a week-long course teaching UAE children aged nine to 15 about starting up their own business.

Leaving the UAE can be a lengthy process, so here is a checklist, spread over a one-year timeline, to ensure all your financial and lifestyle loose ends are tied up before you go.

Social enterprises may be 'not for profit' but with such ventures falling through the gap, for many social entrepreneurs the only way to get their company registered is as an LLC.

In the UAE's cross-cultural workplaces, leaders must learn to adapt their style to engage all of their employees, says Erin Meyer, Insead professor and author of The Culture Map.

New businesses are springing up to cash in on the nation's love affair with coffee.

It's 10 years since the entrepreneur Nils El Accad first launched his Organic Foods & Café brand in the UAE. Today he has five stores in the Emirates and one in Bahrain.

With UAE office workers spending longer at their desks than they did five years ago, some companies are rolling out workplace wellbeing initiatives to improve the health of their staff.

Emirati siblings Murshed and Mareyah Mohammed Ahmed have transformed their online directory for brides and wedding planners into a photo-sharing app to rival Instagram and WhatsApp.