How To Fix Europe

摘要

The polos are a typical spanish family-unfortunately for them and for the European economy. Jesus, 59, has worked as an accountant at an electrical-parts supplier for 20 years. His job is protected by the extensive rights awarded to the Spanish permanent employee. By his estimate, his employer would have to pay $ 120,000 in mandated severance to lay him off, a prohibitive expense that likely gives him a job for life. Jesus' daughter Maria, 28, works for a Madrid hotel chain, on a series of temporary contracts, some of which have lasted as few as six days.