Ministry of Labour announces 1,576 new private-sector jobs in 11 governorates
Labour Minister Hassan Raddad has announced 1,576 new private-sector jobs at 30 companies across 11 governorates in the ministry's November 2026 employment bulletin. Applications are open through the ministry's employment office in Nasr City, governorate labour directorates, directly with the companies, or on the ministry's website.
Where the jobs are
The new openings are spread across Cairo, Suez, Sharqia, Minya, Damietta, Luxor, Qena, Qalyubia, Beni Suef, Kafr el-Sheikh and Gharbia. The ministry said the spread reflects its cooperation with private-sector companies and its aim to offer varied work opportunities to young jobseekers in different governorates, for a range of qualifications and experience.
How to apply
Applications are open through the General Administration for Employment at the ministry’s old headquarters in Nasr City, through the labour directorates in the 11 governorates, directly with the companies advertising the jobs, or through the ministry’s official website, manpower.gov.eg, following the conditions and procedures set for each job.
One opening in detail: 70 electricians in Sheikh Zayed
Among the listings, one private-sector company in Sheikh Zayed is hiring 70 electrical technicians. Applicants need an intermediate qualification and to be aged between 25 and 35. Monthly pay ranges from EGP 8,190 to EGP 12,600, depending on the job and experience, with health and social insurance and an annual bonus. Applications go directly to the company on 0127213879, or at 02 Golf Central Mall, Palm Hills, Sheikh Zayed.
Checks on the jobs on offer
Raddad said labour directorates will follow up on the advertised jobs in the field, checking that they are genuine and that companies apply the minimum wage, provide a safe working environment and respect workers’ legal rights. He also pointed to the ministry’s free vocational training programmes, which aim to give young people the skills employers are looking for. The bulletin is separate from the ministry’s 5,745-job bulletin issued on 1 November, which covered 72 companies in 17 governorates.
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