Gulf News Jobs Classifieds

Sick of flipping through endless newspaper pages just to find a job that’s actually worth your time (and pays the bills)? Yeah, same. Stop stressing—there’s a much easier way. We’re talking fresh-off-the-press Classifieds Today Ads in Gulf News Jobs. Tons of new grads are already jumping in, ready to hustle and snag those Gulf newspaper gigs. The best part? These jobs aren’t just some dead-end grind. They’re your ticket to real experience, letting you use what you know, prove yourself, and actually get somewhere in your career. Fresh start, anyone?

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Company Name:	Gulf News
Job Location	Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Sharjah, Fujairah
Age Limit:	Mentioned in Job Roles
Experience:	An Absolute Necessity
Nationality:	Selective
Education:	Equivalent Degree/Diploma Holders
Benefits:	As per labor law.
Education:	Equivalent Degree/Diploma Holders
Gender:	Male & Female
Salary:	Talk About It During Your Interview
Last Updated on:	September 29th, 2025

Gulf News 

Gulf News – A Detailed Overview

Alright, here’s the human remix—

Gulf News? Oh yeah, that’s the big one out of the Middle East. This thing’s been kicking around since ‘78, which means your dad probably read it (assuming he’s into that sort of thing). People flock to it for all the regional scoop—they’re on top of everything from politics to, like, the latest business drama, even sports and random cultural happenings.

It’s owned by Al Nisr Publishing, based right in the heart of Dubai. Apparently, they crank out over a hundred thousand copies a day. Not bad for a city where you can fry an egg on your car hood nine months a year.

Honestly, the editors over there seem a little obsessed (in a good way) with making sure folks get real, timely news. They’re watching all the official channels, chasing down stories that actually matter in the Middle East instead of recycling global fluff. Plus, it’s not just read-and-forget: if you’re feeling feisty, you can jump in some discussion forums, maybe grill an expert or two, or even scope out conferences that won’t put you to sleep. English-language, too. Super helpful if your Arabic’s a little rusty (or, you know, non-existent).

Gulf News Widely Seen Classified Ads

Gulf News? Oh yeah, their jobs section is pretty much the OG go-to for anyone desperate to ditch their current gig or just, you know, actually pay the rent. Flipping through those classifieds, you’ll spot everything from office dudes (or dudettes) to drivers, cashiers, engineers—you name it, somebody wants to hire it. And get this: they’re not messing around! Fresh jobs pop up pretty much every single day, so you’re not stuck looking at jobs from, like, three months ago. So, if finding a job in the UAE feels like playing the lottery, at least Gulf News hands you a new ticket daily.

Salary & Benefits

Alright, here’s the reworked list—with a splash of personality:

– Solid pay (yeah, no one’s working just for the “experience”)
– Health perks that actually matter, not just a dusty gym membership
– Family benefits, so your loved ones aren’t left in the dust
– Free lunch—because everyone loves a good freebie (and who’s got time to pack lunch anyway?)
– Real paid time off, not just some vague promise on a poster
– Sick days that let you actually rest, not just “work from home” while coughing up a lung
– Overtime, if you wanna hustle for those extra bills
– A shot at work-life balance—so you can catch your kid’s game, finally
– You’ll meet people from all over; it’s never boring
– Bosses who actually have your back (refreshing, right?)
– Job stability and actual room to move up, not just another dead-end gig

How to Apply for the Gulf News Jobs?

Wanna snag a job through Gulf News? Piece of cake these days. Seriously, just scroll through the list of jobs below, pick out something that doesn’t make you want to scream, and whittle the options down with filters—city, pay, whatever floats your boat. Found something halfway decent? Good. Dump your details into the online form, hit submit, and bam—you’re in the running. If you’re lucky (and HR isn’t on vacation), you might actually get a call with the next steps. Fingers crossed!

Available Gulf Newspaper Classifieds Jobs (Open Vacancies)

Logistics Wizard Wanted (aka Logistics Co-ordinator)

Hey! We’re on the lookout for someone who can wrangle chaos, juggle packages, and keep our warehouse vibes stress-free. If you know your way around Dubai—and kinda enjoy the ping of a new shipment notification—keep reading.

So, get this—there’s an opening for a Logistics Coordinator in Dubai. Yeah, Dubai. Not exactly a sleepy town, right? They’re after someone with a year or two of experience under their belt, and it’s a full-time gig.

What do they actually want you to do? Well, you’d basically be the mastermind behind all things shipping—lining up arrivals and departures, keeping track of schedules (read: no slacking off if a shipment’s stuck in traffic!), the whole nine yards. Oh, and you’d be babysitting inventory too, always watching stock levels so nobody’s caught panicking when stuff runs out.

So, if organizing chaos is your thing, this could be your jam.

Okay, hold up—this job ad says “Plumber Needed,” but then it dives right into electrical stuff? Classic! Anyway, here’s the deal:

Location: Dubai
Experience: Between 1 and 2 years (so, not your first rodeo, but you don’t need a decade under your belt either)
What you’ll actually be doing:
– Messing around with electrical controls, wiring, and lighting—install it, fix it, keep it running, all that jazz.
– Trying to make sense of technical diagrams and blueprints without letting them fry your brain.
– Doing regular electrical maintenance… so be ready to get your hands dirty.

Full-time gig. If you enjoy tinkering and don’t mind the occasional “wait, am I a plumber or an electrician today?” moment, well, this job’s got your name written all over it.

Hey, we’re looking for a housemaid in Dubai (yep, the city of wild brunches and indoor ski slopes—who knew?). Been cleaning up after folks before? Cool, but if you’re totally new, honestly, that’s fine too. Gotta be hard-working, trustworthy, and the kind of person who doesn’t “forget” where the vacuum cleaner lives. Mainly, just come with a good vibe and a real willingness to learn. You’ll need to handle things on your own sometimes, follow simple directions, nothing wild. Full-time gig, BTW. Think you’re up for it? Shoot me a message. Let’s chat.

Alright, here’s my take:

Hey there—looking for a staff driver in Dubai? Here’s the deal: you’ll need at least a year (but not more than two) of driving under your belt. This isn’t just about hitting the gas and cruising around—sometimes it’s people, sometimes it’s a van full of random stuff, maybe both. Depends on the day, honestly.

You’ll be all over the city, plotting your own routes (Google Maps is your friend, trust me), checking over the car to make sure it doesn’t randomly break down on Sheik Zayed Road, dealing with cargo (yep, sometimes you’ll get your hands dirty), and making sure you deliver on time so no one’s waiting around tapping their watch.

Oh, and major thing: follow the rules. No crazy shortcuts, no texting while driving—basic grown-up stuff. Company’s counting on you, so just keep it together and you’ll be golden. Full time gig. Sound like you? Give us a shout.

Customer Service Rep – Join the Crew!

Location: Sharjah
Experience: Fresh faces welcome (under a year’s cool)
Type: Full-time grind

Listen up – We’re on the hunt for a Customer Service whiz to jump in with our team in Dubai. Basically, you’ll be talking to customers, answering all sorts of weird and wonderful questions, sorting out problems (yeah, some folks like to complain), and keeping everyone happy with your sparkling personality and quick replies.

You’ll need to actually care about people, and if you can’t explain things clearly – well, maybe skip this one. You better be comfortable firing up MS Office without turning your laptop into a paperweight. Things can get a bit nuts, so don’t sweat it under pressure. Bonus points if you’ve done this kind of job before, but if not, we might just take a chance.