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Job Search

Looking for a job is never an easy or pleasant task. Here is a list of some Employment Agencies in Spain which may be able to help. Daily newspapers, weekly magazines and ads on this site may also list available job positions. In the recent recession, jobs have become even harder to find, and Spain is no exception, with claims of the highest unemployment rate in the European Union.

 

Recruit Spain
Think Spain
Ambient
Casanovas
Agencia Servicentro
Ambientjobs
Bb Serveis
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Recruitment Spain
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Opcionempleo

In recent years there has been a flood of immigrants coming to Spain looking for jobs. Many have found work in the agricultural sector, but this has only been seasonal work and many have had to return to their home countries. Those coming to Spain with good qualifications have generally been welcomed by Spain, as there is currently a shortage of skilled and professional labour.

 

For those thinking of coming to Spain to seek work, be prepared and have any paper qualifications, translated into Spanish and officially stamped, usually by a Consulate or Embassy in Spain, or by an appropriate governmental office in the job seekers home country. Any job seeker must also be prepared to cope with the overwhelming Spanish bureaucracy, and if you can't speak Spanish, your chances of finding a job are very slim with probably the only chance being in the service industries (hotels, bars, etc.) along the coastal areas where there are English speaking holidaymakers are in big numbers.

 




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