No. They're flagging this "shortage" and will simultaneously petition their government to allow faster issuing of/more visas to non-EU countries, i.e. India etc, with lower wage requirements for incoming workers.
Draw your arbitrary tribal boundaries at the exact same place I do!
Spain has 50% unemployment for under 30's. This is a national disaster and will have effects that last generations, and companies that operate within the country should be mandated to address it.
"Willing to hire Indians". How gracious of them...maybe they could be given the tax status of a charity organisation.
I guess as long as desperate poverty is out of sight, it's also out of mind, right?
...companies that operate within the country should be mandated to address it.
I'll be sure not to operate within Spain. Why bother with that kind of a hassle when India, China and Singapore are open for business?
Poverty due to endemic unemployment in Spain is caused by nationalism? And it can be solved via free movement of labour between third world countries and European ones?
Obviously not as important for low-skilled, manual labour, but we're talking about highly skilled jobs in the tech sector here.
The reason is that their native Eastern Europe languages are very complicated to read and speak by nature; vowels are scarcely used, you need a finely trained ear to discern some special whispered sounds, is not always easy to recognize a word by its shape...
For this people customed to use every day words with "two vowels hidden in twelve characters", speaking spanish is practically a childsplay.