Salaries in the oil and gas sector soared across the Middle East last year, with Saudia Arabia, Bahrain, Oman and the United Arab Emirates recording some of the largest increases globally, the Oil and Gas Global Salary Guide 2013, published by UK-based Hays recruitment company, revealed.
Kuwait topped the pay scale among Gulf Cooperation Countries, paying locally employed workers an average $114,400 per year, although overseas workers received only $79,700, the annual survey said.
Bahrain paid the most among overseas workers employed in the GCC, with an average $92,200, up a whopping $14,300, or 18.35 percent. No local salaries were recorded.
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