... seems very odd given that they were laying off so many jordanians and others from the finance sector , not forgetting the 75 from QFC. the general predication is that is not much pick up in 2010 save for maybe the last quarter and even that is cautious. so many of the banks were not so watertight this year, notice how charges went up? .. many made investments outside qatar that would be considered unwise by others.
so the figures seem odd unless you count laying off so many people , then re-employing others for the old jobs using cheap labour , of course not forgetting the required "duplication" !
“This wave of job creation is being driven by the overall strength of the economy and the foreign money flooding into Qatar,” James Bridgman, managing director of Kinsey Allen's Middle East operations, said.
many foreign investors are holding their breath in the event of another Dubai.
... seems very odd given that they were laying off so many jordanians and others from the finance sector , not forgetting the 75 from QFC. the general predication is that is not much pick up in 2010 save for maybe the last quarter and even that is cautious. so many of the banks were not so watertight this year, notice how charges went up? .. many made investments outside qatar that would be considered unwise by others.
so the figures seem odd unless you count laying off so many people , then re-employing others for the old jobs using cheap labour , of course not forgetting the required "duplication" !
“This wave of job creation is being driven by the overall strength of the economy and the foreign money flooding into Qatar,” James Bridgman, managing director of Kinsey Allen's Middle East operations, said.
many foreign investors are holding their breath in the event of another Dubai.
I'll believe it when i see it lol