The country has set a new Guinness World Record by creating the largest falcon hood, beating the previous record of 1.65 metres
It was in May this year that the Dubai government had declared that all its national employees would get a salary hike of 25 per cent while their expat counterparts would be taking home an additional 15 per cent of their salaries.
That was good, spanking great news. If there were celebrations at home, most families of the expats in line for the increase in salary kept it muted, and low-key.
On hindsight, it was best they did so. For, even three months of the announcement, those 'lucky' expatriates are yet to really get that 15 additional per cent of money.
So, what to do? Nothing, but hope that the implementation will take place soon.
Apparently, the government departments are also waiting, for a final nod from 'higher authorities'. And once that nod comes, the 'wait' would end, both for the departments as well as the expats who make a living working for Dubai government.
The country has set a new Guinness World Record by creating the largest falcon hood, beating the previous record of 1.65 metres
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