across countries wrote:Thanks for your comments rationalchaos.
Regards,
You are very welcome...dont know how helpful they were...but its my two cents anyway :-)
Minimum salary package requirement (Jubail)
rationalchaos
26 June 2012 18:34:20
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carwhacko
25 July 2012 15:33:22
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This is for NON US or UK nationals. These are for Filipinos, etc. salary package. THIS IS FOR SABIC company.
Our minimum for Engineer IV - (4 years experience in oil & gas and petrochemical is SR 4500), our minimum for Engineer III - (6 years years experience in oil & gas & petrochemical is SR 6000), Our minimum for Engineer II - (8 years oil & gas & petrochemical experience is SR 8, 000), our minimum for Engineer I - 10 years experience in oil & gas and petrochemical is SR 10 000). We are not counting, manufacturing, heavy industries, etc. plus 25% housing and 10% transportation if direct hire.
saimans
25 July 2012 16:03:52
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carwhacko wrote:These are for Filipinos, etc. salary package.
Do you mind elaborating the ''ETC''.?? 
Good Info for mentioned nationalities !!
carwhacko
27 July 2012 07:23:46
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indians maybe but that is just for filipinos.
iaraji
10 October 2012 08:48:21
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carwhacko wrote:This is for NON US or UK nationals. These are for Filipinos, etc. salary package. THIS IS FOR SABIC company.
Our minimum for Engineer IV - (4 years experience in oil & gas and petrochemical is SR 4500), our minimum for Engineer III - (6 years years experience in oil & gas & petrochemical is SR 6000), Our minimum for Engineer II - (8 years oil & gas & petrochemical experience is SR 8, 000), our minimum for Engineer I - 10 years experience in oil & gas and petrochemical is SR 10 000). We are not counting, manufacturing, heavy industries, etc. plus 25% housing and 10% transportation if direct hire.
Hi,
I just joined this forum because of this thread.
I've not seen anything info for Africans. Maybe I've not looked hard enough, pls pardon me. Does SABIC have a separate rate for Africans?
Are all the grades entitled to allowances i.e housing, transport etc?
across countries
10 October 2012 14:25:56
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carwhacko can give you a proper answer ; SABIC is not my employer
Faraz 5254
16 October 2012 09:58:08
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What should be your minimum salary to afford your family without kids.
across countries
16 October 2012 10:21:55
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How do you think you could be? Tell us your opinion.
Faraz 5254
17 October 2012 11:55:40
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what about MBA ?
sesana cosmas
16 April 2013 17:52:06
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I will be getting a job offer end of this week from a manufacturing company in Jeddah. Can someone guide me roughly on accomodation for a family of four- me, my wife and 2 girls - prefereably a 2 bedroomed flat in a compound, fees in private schools (british/american syllabus, monthly grocery for 4. Just a guide on the prices so that I know where to negotiate from. Thank you.
across countries
16 April 2013 18:05:50
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The topic is "Minimum salary package .." and you are asking for an accommodation " ?
frazzla
22 April 2013 13:06:35
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hey across countries et al,
great thread with loads of helpful info. wish you luck and success in your new job!
SADARAJOBSEEKER
19 September 2013 13:28:06
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Dear Friends,
What should be the basic monthly salary in Saudi Riyal of SADARA chemicals for grade 12 position for graduate engineer with 20+ experience, Indian passport?
Is anybody in forum from Sadara Chemicals?
Regards,
rjhklein
03 June 2015 16:00:42
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Actually just before I left my country in Europe, my company gave me a consultation with a lawyer specialised in expat matters. Of course I asked how much I supposed to be earning abroad. They had a simple method for it..
He said to use your local grocery list , just with your milk, cheese etc. and than to check how much you would paying for the same products if you would be buying them in your overseas locations. You probably have to pay 2 to 4 times that much... you would than multiply that number with your existing salary... For Middle East there would be probably an added fee for risk and boredom added but that you could also convert into free tickets to your home county or any other destination of equivalent value.
Anyway its been 13 years ago and I got somewhat localised in my overseas location so things have changed. However for starting in a new location, definitely make sure you have a cushion for unexpected cost. Good luck
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