Jobs in United Arab Emirates: recent vacancies and an application checklist

Looking for jobs in United Arab Emirates? This guide brings together 10 recent listings available on WorkerEra, with employers, locations and application checks in one place. It is a dated inventory snapshot, checked on 10 October 2026 UTC, rather than a ranking of the best employers or a promise that a vacancy remains open.
Which employers and locations appear in this selection?
The employers represented are Marriott, Hilton. The supplied locations are United Arab Emirates / Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates, United Arab Emirates / Dubai, United Arab Emirates, United Arab Emirates / Ras Al Khaimah, United Arab Emirates. These names come from the selected job records; they do not describe every employer or city hiring in United Arab Emirates. The selected roles span Hospitality, Administration, Other, Cleaning & Housekeeping, Finance & Accounting. Use this range to compare roles that match your existing skills, rather than sending the same application to every listing.
Recent jobs in United Arab Emirates on WorkerEra
The selection is ordered by recent publication on WorkerEra. Publication time can differ from the employer’s original posting date. Open a role to read its source attribution and full requirements, then check the employer’s application page before preparing an application.
| Role | Employer | Supplied location | Deadline |
|---|---|---|---|
| Assistant Manager – L&D and Quality | Marriott | United Arab Emirates / Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates | 2026-10-30 |
| F&B Service Expert | Marriott | United Arab Emirates / Dubai, United Arab Emirates | Check employer listing |
| F&B Service Expert | Marriott | United Arab Emirates / Dubai, United Arab Emirates | Check employer listing |
| Pastry Junior Sous Chef | Marriott | United Arab Emirates / Dubai, United Arab Emirates | 2026-10-27 |
| Demi Chef de Partie (Pastry) | Marriott | United Arab Emirates / Dubai, United Arab Emirates | 2026-10-24 |
| Housekeeping Attendant – Hilton Abu Dhabi Yas Island | Hilton | United Arab Emirates / Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates | 2026-10-15 |
| Steward | Hilton | United Arab Emirates / Dubai, United Arab Emirates | Check employer listing |
| Recreation Attendant | The WB™ Abu Dhabi, Curio Collection by Hilton™ | Hilton | United Arab Emirates / Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates | 2026-11-29 |
| Cluster Director of Human Resources | Hilton | United Arab Emirates / Dubai, United Arab Emirates | 2026-10-31 |
| RA Specialist (Revenue Accounting) | Hilton | United Arab Emirates / Ras Al Khaimah, United Arab Emirates | 2026-10-30 |
How to shortlist a suitable vacancy
- Start with the work itself: compare the required tasks, experience and qualifications with evidence from your own work or training. A similar title can describe a very different role.
- Check the actual city and work arrangement. Do not assume a job is remote, that relocation is included, or that accommodation is provided unless the employer explicitly says so.
- Separate stated requirements from unknown details. If salary, working hours or application dates are absent, ask the employer; missing information is not a benefit or a guarantee.
- Keep a short list of the roles that fit. Record the source link, date checked and a next action so that you can follow up without losing track of applications.
Prepare a focused CV and application
Use the vacancy’s genuine requirements to choose relevant CV examples. For each important skill, include a truthful example of what you did and the outcome. Mention tools, responsibilities and results only when you can explain them in an interview. A clear, readable CV is more useful than repeating a keyword many times.
Review contact details, employment dates and file formatting before sending. Tailor the introduction to the role and employer. Keep a copy of the vacancy and the CV version you submitted, so that a later interview starts from consistent information. The WorkerEra tools directory can help organise a CV or cover-letter draft; check the final text yourself.
Check application safety and work eligibility
Use the employer’s own application route and confirm that its domain matches the organisation. Treat unexpected payment requests, urgent pressure and requests for sensitive documents before a genuine hiring process as reasons to stop and verify independently. A WorkerEra listing is not an endorsement of an employer.
If immigration or work permission affects your application, check the relevant government website and the employer’s stated conditions. This guide does not establish visa eligibility, sponsorship, fees or processing times. Those details depend on your situation and can change.
Keep this snapshot in perspective
Vacancies can close before a published deadline. WorkerEra excludes records already marked expired, incomplete or duplicate, but source changes can arrive after a feed refresh. Always confirm current availability before applying. This guide covers a bounded selection of recent records, not every vacancy in the country.
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