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Re: A young couple, stepping on the dreaded lader!
Originally Posted by Mitzyboy
(Post 9992799)
Dont worry about it Emily
Nothing to do with your thread :);) Ha, Thanks.. when it comes to riddled jokes Im kinda useless! hahaha Something about prisoners? and.. taking the piss?... Btw. love your photo! :D \m/ |
Re: A young couple, stepping on the dreaded lader!
Originally Posted by EmilyPenguin
(Post 9992808)
Btw. love your photo! :D
\m/ BTW, I'm afraid many are correct ... the unemployment situation in Spain at the moment is not good and work wont be easy to find |
Re: A young couple, stepping on the dreaded lader!
Originally Posted by jackytoo
(Post 9992706)
yes yew cud always trie Gibraltar:D They are luking for talentad people:D
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Re: A young couple, stepping on the dreaded lader!
Hi,
Most people have already said, and you know the unemployment situation here in spain. Have you thought about Barcelona, The city is so busy and while im sure there will be lots of folk looking for work to, you may stand a better chance there. Tons of language schools, Bars, restaurants, toursim work, uve got the lot. I dont live there but i am there most months for work and the place is buzzing.. Ive always felt there is no perfect place to live full stop, and to a certain extent plump for a place and just give it your best shot. if you are employable people you will get a job..... |
Re: A young couple, stepping on the dreaded lader!
Originally Posted by robinspain
(Post 9993308)
Hi,
Most people have already said, and you know the unemployment situation here in spain. Have you thought about Barcelona, The city is so busy and while im sure there will be lots of folk looking for work to, you may stand a better chance there. Tons of language schools, Bars, restaurants, toursim work, uve got the lot. I dont live there but i am there most months for work and the place is buzzing.. Ive always felt there is no perfect place to live full stop, and to a certain extent plump for a place and just give it your best shot. if you are employable people you will get a job..... |
Re: A young couple, stepping on the dreaded lader!
Originally Posted by robinspain
(Post 9993308)
Hi,
Ive always felt there is no perfect place to live full stop, and to a certain extent plump for a place and just give it your best shot. if you are employable people you will get a job..... |
Re: A young couple, stepping on the dreaded lader!
Originally Posted by EmilyPenguin
(Post 9992730)
Oh yes, I know it well, but it really wasnt the employment I was asking about.. Its the recomended place to live..
Employment is everywhere.. you just have to seek it out, I have applyed for 30 jobs in the past 4 days.... Yes its harder then years ago.. But its still doable, the amount of jobs that are online, at home.., and advertised... Im determined enough to get a job.. I would agree that those who have talent, skills and try (very hard) may find work even in these difficult times. |
Re: A young couple, stepping on the dreaded lader!
Originally Posted by missile
(Post 9993391)
I would agree that those who have talent, skills and try (very hard) may find work even in these difficult times.
http://www.elmundo.es/elmundo/2012/0...333524858.html |
Re: A young couple, stepping on the dreaded lader!
Originally Posted by steviedeluxe
(Post 9993314)
Well Madrid also is a better place than most to get a job, and it also has that "buzzing" feeling. But the OP stated they wanted somewhere their wages could allow them to buy property, and I suspect the average price in Barcelona or Madrid is far too high for first time buyers.
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Re: A young couple, stepping on the dreaded lader!
Originally Posted by agoreira
(Post 9993481)
I think the key word is "may", or more likely "may not". Many many thousands of highly qualified, highly skilled, highly motivated Spanish have found out that getting a job has proved impossible for them in Spain, and so have exported their skills elsewhere in the world. The fact that they have been prepared to emigrate with all that involves and get employment elsewhere proves they are motivated and employable. Just not in Spain. The number of Spanish moving to Germany alone last year increased by 4.5%, Germany is desperate for them.
http://www.elmundo.es/elmundo/2012/0...333524858.html |
Re: A young couple, stepping on the dreaded lader!
Originally Posted by jackytoo
(Post 9993325)
Are you saying that 4.8 million spaniards are unemployable:confused:
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Re: A young couple, stepping on the dreaded lader!
Originally Posted by robinspain
(Post 9993308)
Hi,
Most people have already said, and you know the unemployment situation here in spain. Have you thought about Barcelona, The city is so busy and while im sure there will be lots of folk looking for work to, you may stand a better chance there. Tons of language schools, Bars, restaurants, toursim work, uve got the lot. I dont live there but i am there most months for work and the place is buzzing.. Ive always felt there is no perfect place to live full stop, and to a certain extent plump for a place and just give it your best shot. if you are employable people you will get a job..... |
Re: A young couple, stepping on the dreaded lader!
Originally Posted by EmilyPenguin
(Post 9993496)
Well ... There are loads of jobs for highly qualified people!, So many places are looking for managers, bussines developers and IT people.
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Re: A young couple, stepping on the dreaded lader!
Originally Posted by EmilyPenguin
(Post 9993498)
about 2 million are.. and the rest are lazy lol
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Re: A young couple, stepping on the dreaded lader!
Originally Posted by missile
(Post 9993562)
Which category do you and bf fit into?
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