>France Shame on you, desu.

>having a job

plèbe

>>77643830
Why is Italy memed for neetery so much, it's only 10%

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>>77643851
>tfw can't tell if its a Frenchman joking or an MENA/African immigrant being serious

>>77643904
They live with their parents while they work.

>>77643919
I'm a pure gaul

Wish I had a job tb h

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>>77643830

>>77643904
People who give up on finding works are counted as neither "unemployed" or "employed".

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>>77643955
>NEETugal

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>>77643955
oh wait here's the real one

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>>77643830
I am Greek.

>>77643985
>finding works
finding work*

>>77643919
a lot of french posters are maghrebis so at this point consider all of french flags non-french

>>77644209
>a lot

How could you know.

Is there one fo all of yurop?

>>77643830
Remind me once again why we are in a union with s*uthern europeans. Lazy niggers.

>>77643830
>tfw all the lazy moors get into France and rise our unemployement rate

>5,4%
Yeah right. Because they don't count people who've given up, were put into pointless courses by the unemployment office or forced to work for free to get "work experience".

In reality it's probably 9-10%.

Are they sugar coating the real numbers in other countries as well?

>>77643830

>Spain
>17.5%
>2017

??? You can only siesta for so long. How the fuck?

>>77644446
I am literally replying to this thread when I was supposed to be sending some cvs, fuck we really rre lazy

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>>77643830
>tfw always worked out of the books
>always considered unemployed by the state
>will finally start working in september with a regular contract
At last i will contribute to our economy

>>77644446
This isn't even our final form. We were at 27% 3 years ago

>>77644397
Ofc, at least in France

>>77644542
And I thought we had it bad at 7,71 %

>>77644397
That's also what happens here. Also, some people have been quite skeptic about IMF's recent decision to risen up their expectation of growth of some European countries

TL;DR economy is quite literally modern astrology

>>77644446
it is good because stop migration waves to Spain

>>77644695
at least it's dropping quite fast this last few years, I hope we can keep the momentum going on for at least another 2-3 years.

>>77644523
If you're studying in uni you're not considered "unemployed"
If that's what you mean by "worked out of the books"

>>77644482

Come to Peru m8. Just don't pick up our accent.

>>77644542

2014 is understandable but how does society even function at nearly 20% unemployment for
3 years. Can't even imagine the fiscal deficit and debt-to-GDP figures.

>>77644793
That's better than the reverse though. Met plenty of Spaniards in Groningen during my exchange year.

>>77644953
>Come to Peru m8. Just don't pick up our accent.
your country is a shithole

>>77644953
>That's better than the reverse though
i said that ,it is good , we dont want migrants here

>>77644941
No, significa lavorare in nero. Ho lavorato per un anno e mezzo per varie imprese senza contratto né assicurazione

>>77644397
Same shit here.
Also they of course they do not count rapefugees.
Go to the city center at say 2 o clock and you could think you are in north Africa. Go there at 5 when normal people come from work and it looks way different.

>>77643830
easy to have german or british employment rate with german or british work condition 2bh

>>77645052
Grazie per esserti spiegato. Buona fortuna col nuovo lavoro, anon

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>>77645030
>your country is a shithole
Your fellow countrymen seem to think otherwise.

>>77645472
they are peruvian immigrants returning to their home country.
man , nobody wants to live around indigenous people.

>>77645555
personally i hate sudacas but it is another history

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Our unemployment varies a lot it seems. Still it has been rather high ever since 80s

>>77645469
grazie mille!

>>77645597
What happens around April/May each year? Do you guys have a holiday where you fire people?

>>77645555
Not really, otherwise they'd have just entered with their Peruvian passport/id instead of getting a foreign work permit, thus "con Calidad Migratoria de TRABAJADOR por País de Nacionalidad".

Source even presents Peruvian figures later on.

>>77645555

I'm actually a Fujimori so not even mad desu.

>>77645885
I guess that's just the way how count "unemployed" people. At some jobs especially at the public sector employees get laid off during summer holidays. They sitll get their summer holiday paycheck and make a new contract in autumn

>>77645597
what the fuck happened during the early 90s?

>>77645961
>Not really, otherwise they'd have just entered with their Peruvian passport/id instead of getting a foreign work permit
No really? they got spanish passport so when immigrants return to their home countries , they count as spaniards but they are still sudacas

keep lying yourself , simio

>>77646064
Banking crisis and Soviet union collapsed
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Early_1990s_depression_in_Finland

>>77646138
You don't fucking get it do you. Peru permits double nationality, I have plenty of friends with Euro passports that fly overseas with that and present their Peruvian passport when they come back.

It would be retarded for a Peruvian to get a work permit just to come back temporarily or permanently.

You don't travel much do you?

>>77646472
Funny, now that you're choking on German cock and getting swamped by old Anglos. You pretty much explained the 17.5% for me.

>>77644299
To sell them your products with 0 duty? Fucking white deamon

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>>77643830
>>77643919
t. alberto barbosa

>>77644397
>Are they sugar coating the real numbers in other countries as well?

Yes.
Everybody does everything they can to hide the real unemployment figures.
Also signing people up for random "educational" shit is really big in the free college countries.
You aren't unemployed if you're working on your associate's degree in gender fluid finger painting.

>>77644397
Definitely here, I don't believe at all that our unemployment is that low. It's probably 8-10%.

>>77643830
I bet all those high employment rates are mostly part time, mini jobs. Jobs that can barely sustain a single person much less a family.
Oh well, i guess it's millennial work ethics, boomers, genes, etc etc etc

>>77647593
in spain theres a lot of work "en negro" (in black) where it isnt recorded anywhere because people are willing to work under the minimum salary to do anything
and people that are working in shit jobs like waiter or dishwasher in spain often have to do extra hours unpaid because otherwise they lose their job

>>77647593
Pretty hard to find anyone who has worked in a single company whole his/her life like in the good old days
Here they often have 6-9 month contracts. I've had 4 different employers in the last 7 years

The uncertainty is the worst. You can't cave a mortgage these days since you don't have a permanent contract, who does these days?

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>>77643830
>tfw part of the 8.8% club

>>77647936
That happens here too, especially in farming and the tourist industry

>>77648244
i think the laws should adapt to the people, no sense in trying to force the people to adapt to job laws that make no sense for the situation of the country

>>77643830
Unemployment here is low because your forced to work.

No more gibs

>>77648129
Ay, currently i'm employed on monthly contracts. Dunno much about economics but this shit just doesn't seem or even feel sustainable. People aren't meant to be expendable spare parts. How are people supposed to buy stuff, invest in anything if they can't afford it?

>>77648477
Well so far the wages are decent enough here. I would have enough money for the down payment, but no bank gives a mortgage since I don't have a permanent job. This is a big problem here

>>77643830
>1/4 Greeks are NEET
top kek, glad we're leaving that shithole

>>77648604
I live in the same situtation as you.

>>77654069
Yeah I know many people who are in the same situation. It sucks. Who has a permanent job these days?
And I don't have an heritage house waiting when my folks die. Sucks big time

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>>77643830
>tfw you're pleasantly surprised by your cunt

>>77654473
>Who has a permanent job these days?
Older people.
>And I don't have an heritage house
Immigrant detected

>>77654749
>Immigrant detected
No just white trash parents

>>77654963
Even here I am in your situation.
Be strong senpai.
We all gonna make it.

If not I will join some right wing terror group.

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>>77655199
That's the last thing.
You can save few hundred euros to accumulated your wealth and maybe buy a house from countryside - thing is there's not many jobs there

>>77643830
that's the "official" rate according to the standard European measurments, including categories A & B

there are 3 more categories (C, D & E) by the job office, if you count them too it more around 20%

also, job rate are a highly political sensitive statistic, as such it's heavily twisted by governments, there are many means to make them look better

>>77643955
Why is bullying Portugal so funny?

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>>77644953
>Come to Peru m8.
Yeah, right.

>>77644446
That's official stats, in reality it's probably around 10%

>>77656940
We have the right balance of banter and butthurt to keep it interesting.

>>77643830
Well, considering the large amounts of emigrants we have in France...

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Under the line = part of the spanish empire before italian unification
Really makes you think

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>>77660555
Don't cry Spain-kun!
I'm not saying we hate you

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>>77660254
Under the line = arabs.

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>>77660796
>Tfw NEET
I Honor my terrone ancestors