Monday 23 November 2009
Jeb B
senior consultant
Paris
Alexander Dale
Former NYC taxi driver
New York
Sophie D.
juriste
London
Michel Tudeng
chômeur
Gandrange
B. Jambe
Computer specialist
Grenoble
Gareth Goodliffe
Industrial Engineer / Business analyst
Vienna
Matthew Beaubien
Lesleyann Pedro
Seattle, WA
Wei Jia Ze
A la recherche d'un emploi
Han Dan (province de Hebei)
laid off
04/05/2009 / WORKING ABROAD
No job, no visa
Obtaining a French work visa was already an ordeal but the financial crisis made life even tougher for foreigners in France. Read more....
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16/02/2009 / ROYAUME-UNI
"From the moment you leave this room (...) you won't be returning to your office"
Sophie, a French woman living in London, UK, was fired so abruptly that she wasn't even allowed to go back to her office to get her personal belongings. Read her story...
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The number of people who lost their jobs in the European Union (EU) in the second semester, which corresponds to a fourth consecutive quarter of job losses in the EU.
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ON THE DOLE
- Desperate employees who kidnap their bosses
- Detroit: In the unemployment line
- Russia: Harassed by debt 'kollektors'
- Hunt for work in Beijing
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BY THE NUMBERS
- In Japan, jobless rate climbs, deflation fears return
- Spain : Unemployment soars over 17%
- Layoffs company-by-company
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ECONOMISTS’ CORNER
- Jeffrey Sachs: Africa reeling from crisis
- Saving jobs: anything goes?
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