The Top 3 Best Paying Jobs In The UAE In 2016

The UAE still ranks as one of the countries in the world where various job opportunities abound. Both immigrants and locals will certainly find a job role that they are looking for or covet here.

But what are the most rewarding or best paying jobs in the UAE? In a study conducted locally, it was found out that in 2016, the best paying jobs were:

1. Chief Executive Officer (CEO). CEOs serve as leaders in organisations. As such, everything they do and all the decisions they make can have a key impact on the status of the company and all employees. According to the study, their salaries range from Dh 75,000 to Dh 135,000 per month.

2. Marketing specialists. People in this position are in charge of marketing and promoting the company’s business, brand, products and/or services. They consistently have to do their best so that they can increase the company’s business, sales, and profits. Marketing experts in the UAE can earn a monthly salary of Dh 80,000 to 90,000.

3. Accounting and finance staff. People who have the passion, skills, knowledge, and relevant training in finance and accounting will also earn a lot when they start working in the UAE. According to the conducted study, people in this position can earn between Dh 55,000 to Dh 90,000 every month.

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The Biggest And Most Popular Summer Events In Australia

Australia is one of the largest countries in the world in terms of geographical size. Because of this, both locals and tourists won’t find it difficult to have a great and memorable time here.

Various events that take place here during the summer are also one of the best lures for locals and tourists in this country. If you’re trying to get details about the biggest and most popular summer events in Australia that you simply can’t miss, read below:

Taste of Tasmania. This festival takes place during December to January in Tasmania.  This event plays host to Tasmania’s amazing produce which are showcased at over 60 stalls. This event takes place at the Hobart’s historic waterfront. You can sample a variety of delectable cheese, small goods, wines, seafood, and all manner of delights. There are food tours, ‘tasting tables’, and live entertainment – the perfect event for any foodie in Tasmania.

Meredith Music Festival and Golden Plains. Taking place twice a year (December and March), this event is known as one of Australia’s best boutique music festivals. Locals call the December festival “Aunty” while the Golden Plains event takes place at March. These festivals deliver three days of eclectically-curated debauchery, luring the bohemian tribes of Melbourne. Highlights of this event include the all-nude Meredith Gift through the Supernatural Amphitheatre and the creative, over-the-top costumes of the party-goers.

The Margaret River Gourmet Escape. An event taking place during November, the Margaret River plays a picturesque host to outstanding food and wine that now attracts foodie luminaries of the calibre of Marco Pierre White and Rick Stein. Together with forest feasts, barnyard breakfasts, wine-tasting dinners, and fermenting workshops, guests can also enjoy tours to the underwater observatory at Busselton Jetty and join food photography classes.

Info source: nofusseventhire.com.au

The Most Common Types Of Waterborne Diseases

Water is essential in living a healthy life. In fact, for most people, water is life. However, there can be times when the cause of death is water- dirty water to be exact. It is, therefore, important that you ensure the water you drink and use is clean and safe as there are a lot of waterborne diseases that are considered a huge risk for your health. Check them out below:

- Cholera. This is one of the most common types of waterborne diseases. Many people who suffered from cholera actually died mainly because the symptoms are almost just the same with diarrhea.

- Amoebiasis. This is also a very serious type of disease that is usually caused by drinking unclean water. The symptoms are fatigue, abdominal discomfort and weight loss.

- Legionnaires’ disease. This waterborne disease is caused by legionella bacteria present in contaminated water. This type of bacteria is mostly found in stagnant water, old water pipes and uncovered water containers.

These are three of the most common types of waterborne diseases that are considered fatal. To keep your family safe from these diseases, ensure a clean and safe water all the time.

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Interesting Facts Every Website Owner Should Know About

Business owners can’t afford to not have a website today. With an online shop, customers from various parts of the world can peruse your site to check out your products. Of course, they can buy from your website anytime of the day or night, regardless of the fact of whether you are awake or not.

Knowing some interesting and useful facts about websites can help turn your online shop into your perfect business partner. These facts worth knowing about include the following:

• During an email marketing campaign, best day to send them is during Thursdays. Owning a website comes hand in hand with using emails in your promotional and marketing strategy. In a study conducted by Mailchimp, they found out that Thursday had the highest open rate. In addition, in another study, researchers found that 10am has the highest open rates since at this time, people have already opened their desktop and settled into the working day.

• 26% of website visitors put items into their shopping cart to know the delivery costs. If they see that the charge is not to their liking, they abandon their cart. You can put an end to this by offering free shipping or delivery.

• According to a study, 67.45% of online shopping carts are abandoned before a website visitor completes a sale.

• In general, there are 5 types of e-commerce shoppers. These are:

- The product focused
- The browsers
- The researchers
- The bargain hunters
- The one time shopper

Knowing this can help you improve your website design.

Info source: www.peak-online.com.hk

The World’s Oldest Banks

Banks are one of the establishments that you can see anywhere you go around the world. They are found in large cities and small towns, in both rural and urban areas.

Banks are also one of the oldest financial institutions and systems in the world. In fact, the oldest bank, which is still operational today, was established in 1472.

You can read more details about the world’s oldest banks below:

1. Banca Monte dei Paschi di Siena. Also known as BMPS, this financial institution is the oldest surviving bank in the world. It was established in 1472 in Italy by the magistrates of Siena, a city in this country. BMPS has around 2,100 branches in Italy and other areas abroad.

2. Berenberg Bank. Joh. Berenberg, Gossler & Co. KG, or Berenberg Bank, is a multinational investment banking and private banking company based in Hamburg. It was founded by the Berenberg family, originally from Belgium, in 1590. Berenberg Bank is considered the world's oldest merchant bank. Aside from Germany, this bank has branches or offices in the UK, Europe, Asia, and the Americas.

3. Sveriges Riksbank. Riksbanken, also known as the Swedish National Bank and the Bank of Sweden, is the central bank of Sweden. It is also the world's oldest central bank and the third oldest bank in the world that is still in operation. This bank was formally established in Sweden in 1668.

Info source: www.business.hsbc.ae