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YYForce Begins UAE Hospitality Staffing Deployments

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YYForce Begins UAE Hospitality Staffing Deployments

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YYForce says it has begun staffing deployments at UAE luxury hospitality properties, including Address Beach Resort Fujairah and Palace Beach Resort Fujairah, both part of Emaar Hospitality Group. The Singapore-based company will provide kitchen, food-and-beverage, and other specialized hospitality staff, drawing on recruitment operations in Egypt. It plans to expand across Dubai, Abu Dhabi, and the Northern Emirates in 2027 and is assessing additional hubs in the Middle East and North Africa. YYForce expects planned resort and hotel openings in the UAE to create further demand for its staffing services.

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