Payroll for plant, site and office staff across shifts and nationalities, in each Gulf country's currency and rules - salary files for the wage protection system, end of service gratuity, and payslips in Arabic and each crew's language. Teamnet AI prepares the run; your HR approves.
A salary file rejected, a residence ID expired, a gratuity worked out by hand for every leaver.
Who acts: Site engineerTeamnet AI
Days, shifts and overtime come from the turnstile at the camp or site gate, or the foreman's register. The summer midday break and Ramadan working hours run as roster rules where the law sets them.
Who acts: Teamnet AIPayroll team
Basic, housing, transport and food allowances as each contract sets them, overtime at the rates the law and your policy set, and advances recovered within the limits. Social insurance for nationals where it applies.
Who acts: Finance
A salary file for each establishment and bank, in the format the country's wage protection system asks for, checked for missing IDs and accounts before it leaves.
Who acts: Worker
Payslips go to the Teamnet App in Arabic, English, Hindi, Urdu, Malayalam or Tagalog, amounts in the local currency, right to left where the language reads that way.
Who acts: HR
When a worker leaves, the settlement is prepared on the contract and service: end of service gratuity as the country's law sets it, leave balance, air ticket and final dues, with the letters.
Each country - UAE, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Oman, Kuwait and Bahrain - runs on its own rules and currency.
Yes, one file per establishment in the format the country asks for, checked before Finance sends it.
Yes. Arabic reads right to left in the Teamnet App, with English and each crew's language alongside.
Yes. Each supplier's salary sheet and proof of payment is checked against your gate on Teamnet Contract Labour.
Yes. Each pays on its own country's rules and currency; Teamnet Group shows both.
Bring last month's salary sheet for one site. We will show you the same month in Teamnet.
