Are you on time for a job in Spain?

The updated guide ëLooking for work in Spainí provides the answers; Spain is hot at the moment, with a thriving economy. Spanish players have swiftly entered the global market place and the restructuring of the Spanish economy is progressing ceaselessly.

Ever since Spain entered the European Community in 1986, its economy has boosted, and has enabled the country to improve its infrastructure and to conform its economy to EU guidelines. Despite some of its challenges, Spain is most definitely taking over a top position in Europeís economic hit parade as the fourth EU economy. The new, entirely updated ëLooking for work in Spainí guide provides the necessary information to be a part of Spainís economic hit parade.

Expertise in Labour Mobility, a knowledge broker when it comes to international labour mobility, has published a series of guides called ëLooking for work in ...í , available for over 40 countries, which are not only interesting for people who are looking for work, but also for expatriates, expat spouses, internationally active entrepreneurs and students.

Main author of the guides is Nannette Ripmeester, an internationally acclaimed expert on this subject. Assisted by various specialists in the country of writing, Nannette explains just what makes the difference between success and failure when looking for a job in Spain.

Due to the great success of the guide on Spain, ELM has updated, extended and reprinted this guide. In over 100 pages, the guide tells you what punctuality means to the Spaniards, what time frame is meant by long-term planning, which skills make you most employable and other tips and tricks to successfully apply for a job in Spain.

Furthermore, it gives you useful addresses, interviews with people who took the plunge and are now working in Spain and a test, to see if you truly understand what it takes to work abroad.

The guide ëLooking for work in Spainí is available from early June 2007 onwards.