Princess Adela praises SABB's efforts in recruiting Saudi women

HRH Princess Adela Bint Abdullah Bin Abdulaziz Al-Saud, handed Ms. Majda Taher, Senior Manager, Human Resource Relations at SABB, a trophy and an appreciation letter, in recognition of SABB's efforts in supporting and encouraging Saudization programmes and recruitment of Saudi women, during the first career day, organized by the women section at the Institute of Public Administration, in Riyadh.

This accolade comes in recognition of SABB's support to this event, and the bank's continued support for Saudization and recruitment programmes, and its distinguished efforts to recruit qualified Saudi women, in addition to employing and training IPA graduates, which comes within the framework plan of the bank to train Saudi women cadres, and its efforts in creating suitable job opportunities for them to work in the banking sector. It is worth mentioning that women jobs at SABB are 100% saudized, and that women represent 14% of the total number of employees at the bank.

SABB started receiving graduates employment requests, at the bank's special section situated at the exhibition that accompanied the event, in addition to showing the job and training opportunities available at the bank for the institute's graduates.

SABB's concentration during recent years in putting a long range strategy for effective saudization, through attracting University, Colleges and high school graduates, and have them join the on-going training programmes at the bank, which were specifically designed and tailored to develop employee skills, where SABB has established 3 training centers, which are considered among the biggest and equipped with the state-of-the-art among local banks working in Saudi Arabia. The main task of these centers is to prepare annual training plans, for the different sectors of the bank that includes new recruites, in addition to on-going training for the bank's employees. The duration of the training programmes ranges between 6 months and one year, to train new employees who join the bank's service.