As demand for transportation rises, Dubai’s government-owned taxi industry is looking for more drivers. Dubai’s Roads and Transport Authority (RTA) will begin hiring taxi drivers on March 11, 2022. On Friday, eligible drivers would receive a monthly salary of Dh2,000 plus commission on a recruiting day. You can now apply for full time, mid-level career jobs in this Dubai organisation. Interested candidates can visit the Privilege Labour Recruitment Office.
Walk-In Recruitments
Privilege Labour Recruitment advertised a walk-in day for Friday, March 10, from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. on their website. Aspirants should possess a valid driving licence, an Emirates ID, and a residence visa. The advertisement said that they should fall between the ages of 23 and 55.
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Those who are unable to attend are encouraged to email their resumes. Send them to privilege.secretary@gmail.com or WhatsApp them to 055-5513890. The selected individuals would get a salary, medical coverage, and housing from this Dubai Organisation. Men and women are both welcome to apply for jobs in a “pink taxi” fleet that solely services women and families.
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The Roads and Transport Authority (RTA) run the Dubai organisation that has 5,700 cars. The majority of the cars are on the road 24 hours a day, with drivers working 12-hour shifts.
The expansion of Careem and its parent firm, Uber, which links privately held limo businesses with clients via their applications, has boosted demand. However, in recent months, supply has outstripped demand.
Thousands of drivers got in the process and were sent to Expo 2020 Dubai, which runs from October 1 to March 31. And cabs are particularly scarce in that section of town. With thousands of new immigrants every month, the city has witnessed a post-pandemic population boom. As a CSR activity, RTA supports the low earning groups with free licences.
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