Re:EU to mandate public salary information for all job posti...
by Levitz on Wednesday February 23, 2022 @09:06AM
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There ain't no welfare state on heaven or earth that makes enough of a difference for new grads to earn 14-18k yearly (before tax). Good afternoon from Spain.
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Re:EU to mandate public salary information for all job posti...
by mrisoli on Wednesday February 23, 2022 @09:47AM
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Spain salaries can be ridiculous, there has certainly been a boom and some startups are paying well for senior roles as competition heats up, but I consistently get recruiters pinging me with 30-40k openings for senior positions.
Re:EU to mandate public salary information for all job posti...
by darebak on Wednesday February 23, 2022 @09:35AM
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Ha, I actually have an Italian colleague who moved to Easter Europe(Slovakia) which I found surprising at first but then I discovered that Spain and Italy are comparable on salaries but have higher cost of living.