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New job opportunities in Saudi Arabia: see full details here

New job opportunities in Saudi Arabia: see full details here

WEBDESK: Union Manpower Services has announced new overseas employment opportunities in Saudi Arabia. The announcement was made through an advertisement published in the Daily Express newspaper on 5 September 2025.

Job Details

The company is inviting applications for the position of labour in Dammam and Tabuk, Saudi Arabia. The role is full-time and falls under the overseas labour category. Candidates with a Middle or Matric qualification will be given preference.

The expected salary for the role is Rs 75,000 per month, with some variation depending on individual contracts and experience.

Application Deadline

Applicants must submit their CVs and complete the application process before the deadline of 9 September 2025, or as mentioned in the official newspaper advertisement. Online applications are encouraged, and candidates are advised to carefully review the full advertisement for complete details about requirements and procedures.

you can apply through jobz.pk as well.

Overseas Opportunities

Union Manpower Services has been regularly recruiting skilled and unskilled workers for projects across Saudi Arabia. This announcement highlights the continued demand for overseas employment in the Kingdom, particularly in the labour sector.

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