Aldar's iconic headquarters in Abu Dhabi's Raha district. The company is a major employer and a household name in the Emirati capital. Victor Besa / The National
Staff from home retailer THE One smile as they arrive for work in this file image. The company has been a top ranked workplace in recent years. The National
DHL was second as the logistics company was praised for its commitment to well-being during the pandemic. Antonie Robertson / The National
Chalhoub Group's Level Shoes luxury shoe department in Dubai Mall. The company, which has its origins in Syria and Lebanon but has become a household name in UAE, has been based in Dubai since 1990. Alamy
Home-grown brand Five - known for its hotels' party atmosphere and influencer clientele - has become a major success story for Dubai. With two properties in the city - on the Palm and in Jumeirah Village - it has plans for a third in Zurich. Courtesy: Five Palm Jumeirah
A concierge welcomes guests at Hilton Abu Dhabi Yas Island. The American hotel chain puts a strong emphasis on service and encourages its staff to be friendly, chatty and personable. Courtesy: Hilton
Dubai Police are known the world over for their supercars and start-of-the-art gadgets. Now, they've been recognised as one of the best places to work. Reem Mohammed / The National
Shubham and Xieraili (L) chat at financial services broker Century Financial's offices in Emaar Square. Chris Whiteoak / The National
Staff at Splash sort clothes on rails. The group was one of several major retailers to be recognised for valuing staff well-being. Lauren Lancaster / The National
Language coach Jichao Zhang teaches Chinese to an officer at Dubai Police Academy. As one of the most visible police forces in the Middle East, Dubai Police must train its officers to handle everything from road traffic and crowds of tourists to major sporting events and heads of state visits. Satish Kumar / The National
Aldar's iconic headquarters in Abu Dhabi's Raha district. The company is a major employer and a household name in the Emirati capital. Victor Besa / The National
Staff from home retailer THE One smile as they arrive for work in this file image. The company has been a top ranked workplace in recent years. The National
DHL was second as the logistics company was praised for its commitment to well-being during the pandemic. Antonie Robertson / The National
Chalhoub Group's Level Shoes luxury shoe department in Dubai Mall. The company, which has its origins in Syria and Lebanon but has become a household name in UAE, has been based in Dubai since 1990. Alamy
Home-grown brand Five - known for its hotels' party atmosphere and influencer clientele - has become a major success story for Dubai. With two properties in the city - on the Palm and in Jumeirah Village - it has plans for a third in Zurich. Courtesy: Five Palm Jumeirah
A concierge welcomes guests at Hilton Abu Dhabi Yas Island. The American hotel chain puts a strong emphasis on service and encourages its staff to be friendly, chatty and personable. Courtesy: Hilton
Dubai Police are known the world over for their supercars and start-of-the-art gadgets. Now, they've been recognised as one of the best places to work. Reem Mohammed / The National
Shubham and Xieraili (L) chat at financial services broker Century Financial's offices in Emaar Square. Chris Whiteoak / The National
Staff at Splash sort clothes on rails. The group was one of several major retailers to be recognised for valuing staff well-being. Lauren Lancaster / The National
Language coach Jichao Zhang teaches Chinese to an officer at Dubai Police Academy. As one of the most visible police forces in the Middle East, Dubai Police must train its officers to handle everything from road traffic and crowds of tourists to major sporting events and heads of state visits. Satish Kumar / The National
Aldar's iconic headquarters in Abu Dhabi's Raha district. The company is a major employer and a household name in the Emirati capital. Victor Besa / The National