Spain - leaving stereotypes behind.
#3
Re: Spain - leaving stereotypes behind.
nope - some facts showing the good side of Spain (although like many web sites nowadays you have to click to move onto the actual article)
In Spain, productivity per employee has soared by 11.1% since the beginning of 2008, the largest increase among eurozone countries.
#4
Re: Spain - leaving stereotypes behind.
Jeez, you must have dredged deep to find that one Steve.
I mean the Daily Wail is bad enough, but Bankers blogs ? Give us a break or you'll have us believing in fairies just now.
Suppose jacky was right though.
I mean the Daily Wail is bad enough, but Bankers blogs ? Give us a break or you'll have us believing in fairies just now.
Suppose jacky was right though.
#5
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Re: Spain - leaving stereotypes behind.
Just seen an item on the news about how the "bajas" shoot up whe the big romerias are on.
So much so that employers are hiring private detectives to film their staff "swinging the lead".
One long term female employee was sacked, lost the right to the finiquita, as the sacking was found to be justified, and lost 40k in readies..........for a few days flamenco flamenco fiesta fiesta.
So much so that employers are hiring private detectives to film their staff "swinging the lead".
One long term female employee was sacked, lost the right to the finiquita, as the sacking was found to be justified, and lost 40k in readies..........for a few days flamenco flamenco fiesta fiesta.
#6
Re: Spain - leaving stereotypes behind.
Stevie, thanks - interesting link.
It is worth remembering that since time immemorial things have always got better. And will this time too.
Most of all - thanks for the hard work!
It is worth remembering that since time immemorial things have always got better. And will this time too.
Most of all - thanks for the hard work!
#7
Re: Spain - leaving stereotypes behind.
Meanwhile even more cracks appearing in the Eurozone itself as the increasingly popular blame games continue and now Italy blames Spain for its latest troubles, having already had a go at blaming everybody else.
http://www.guardian.co.uk/business/2...urozone-crisis