Spain Hires People in Construction. They Pay 30,000 Euros a Year
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Spain is facing a large labour shortage in the construction sector. Some 700,000 workers, especially construction workers, are being sought. The article Spain employs people in construction. Salaries of 30,000 euros per year appear first on Romania TV.
Spain will need about 700,000 new construction workers, especially construction workers, in the coming years, has communicated the National Confederation of Construction. Companies offer between 20,000 and...
Spain is facing a crisis of construction workers and needs 700,000 employees in the coming years, in the context of ageing labour force and the low number of young people who choose jobs in the field. Annual gross wages start at 20,000 euros and can exceed 28,000 euros for skilled and experienced workers, according to the National Confederation of Constructions (CNC).
Spain is facing a severe shortage of construction workers. It is estimated that it will need around 700,000 new employees in the coming years, while salaries for experienced craftsmen exceed 28,000 euros per year.
The real estate crisis has marked a turning point for the construction sector in Spain, causing massive job losses and transforming the labour market in this area.
The construction sector in Spain is facing a serious labor shortage that threatens to slow down a number of important infrastructure and housing projects. To compensate for the mass retirement of older generations, employers are forced to look for hundreds of thousands of new workers in an increasingly demanding European labor market.
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