Tenure Pay Index · 2026
Every level’s pay from floor to top, split by employer calibre. 976 verified sources across 12 professional sectors in UAE and Saudi, built from offer letters and salary surveys. Refreshed every month.
What you’ll see inside
Every band on the Pay Index reads like this. Sourced, dated, and analysed inside the sector hub.
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Why the Pay Index
Every band is anchored to a primary source we hold on file. No crowdsourcing, no self-reported numbers, no padding to fill thin sectors. What you see on the surface is the source count, full stop.
The Tenure Pay Index is built from primary sources, not crowdsourced information. Every row is anchored to a document we hold on file.
A professional reviews every row before it lands. Titles are normalised to a canonical role per sector so percentiles aren't distorted by title inflation.
Refreshed monthly. Sources older than 12 months are excluded from active percentile calculations until re-verified.
Methodology
We treat methodology as a living document. If something feels off, it’s probably worth fixing publicly.
Get in touchThe Tenure Pay Index is built from primary sources, rather than crowdsourced information, and every row is verified by a professional before it lands in the dataset.
Every role row shows the number of verified sources behind it. Internally, our data pipeline flags low-source entries for monthly re-verification. Any role with fewer than five fresh sources is queued for the next refresh cycle. What you see on the surface is the source count, full stop. No padding.
Job titles in the Gulf vary wildly; the same person might be a Vice President at one bank, a Director at another, and a Senior Manager at a third. We normalise titles to a canonical role within each sector so percentiles aren’t distorted by title inflation.
Why only UAE and Saudi? They’re the markets where we have enough verified sources per sector to ship credible percentile distributions. Narrowing the scope is how we guarantee accuracy. Qatar, Oman, Bahrain, and Kuwait will return when we have the source depth to do them justice.
Find your number
Pick your sector. Get the lower, median, and upper bands, every number traced to a primary source.