Dear All,
I have been offered a position as a Manager Supervisor in Abu Dubai divided as follows:
Remuneration Package AED
Monthly Salary: 35,500 monthly
Hazard/Inconvience: 2,000 monthly
Car Allowance: 1,500 monthly
House Furnishing: 40,000 a year 3,300 monthly
Total monthly: 42,300 monthly
I would like to know if this is a good salary?
The company policy is employee must pay for work/residence permits and VISA. Which is fully reimbursed.
First month salary shall be paid in advance before I embark on my journey to assume duties. The one month salary is paid as soon as I procure and process the relevant Resident/Work Permit Documents from travel and submit to HR Department for verification. Is this a standard practice for employers to do?
Should I take this offer?
Thank you.
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That's a pretty good salary, but life in the UAE in known to be pretty expensive in general so whether you'll be living in the lap of luxury, I don't know. You should have a look at this link for more about the cost of living in Abu Dhabi. Websites like Expatistan and Numbeo also have a lot of detailed information about cost of living in destinations all over the world - you can even enter your current city and your destination city for a direct comparison, so that's pretty useful.
Like I said, though, it does sound like a good offer.
Cheers.