This document provides information about labor markets and education systems in Spain, Portugal, Hungary, and Greece. It discusses population statistics, the number of students, dropout rates from secondary school, languages spoken, unemployment rates especially among youth, mortality and birth rates, and minimum salary levels in each country. Spain has the highest unemployment rate overall while Hungary has the lowest, and minimum salaries range from 293 in Hungary to 1801 in Luxembourg.
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Three countries data
1. Paula Iglesias
SPAIN Ruben Garcia
Cristina Piqueiras
Elena Cossent
HUNGARY
PORTUGAL
4. KEY DATA
Parliamentary monarchy
Capitalist economy
Use to pay
It belongs to the Schengen territory.
There are 47.190.493 inhabitants
Territory of 504.645 km2
5. TO WORK IN SPAIN
The members of the UE can stay, live and work
without problems in any of these countries.
You can access at every local activity in Spain,
without a work permit, and you have the same
opportunities as the residents of Spain: salary,
working conditions, professional training and social
security.
To come to Spain you have to bring the passport
6. WORK OPPORTUNITIES
The works with more advantages for the future are:
Director of administrative and commercial departments
Production manager
Director of companies of services
Health professionals
Specialists in organization of the companies and the
commercialization
Sellers (except in shops and stores)
Employees in countable and financial services.
7. TO FIND WORK IN SPAIN
You should speak Spanish
You can find work through many systems like:
Public services
EURES
Agencies of placement, companies of selection and
temporal works
Mass media
Associations, professional colleges and unions
8. PRESENTATIONS FOR
UNEMPLOYMENT
Contributing level (quoted more than 360
days, reasons foreign to the will).
Welfare level and subsidies (it is not
possible to request the previous one)
Export of the presentation for
unemployment.
9. DAY OF WORK
Maximum duration: 40 hours per week
Maximum number of hours per day 9,
but there are exceptions
These schedules are not always fulfilled,
and in other occasions they are agreed
between the worker and the contractor.
10. SALARY
Salary bases
Wage complements
Complements of the work place
The monthly payment
Law of two extra months salaries
Wage under 641.4 Euros per month.
12. PORTUGAL
Parliamentary Republic cardinal (Anibal Cavaco
Silva)
Lisbon
Is on the west of the Iberian peninsula
Its borders are Spain and the Atlantic Ocean
Archipelagos Azores and Madeira
Portuguese language
PIB 25656 $(USA).
PIB per c叩pita 19065 $ (USA).
13. LABORAL SISTEM
Agreement of work (16-70):
- Work code
- Determinate duration.
- tv-work.
- temporary.
- Intermitent.
14. LABORAL SISTEM (II)
PATERNITY/MATERNITY
1 year.
Economic benefit 100% (10 months).
2 months more 85% y 3 months
(additional) 25%.
15. LABORAL SISTEM(III)
Holidays
22 days per year.
Inalienable.
3 extra days if you have worked for
some years in a job.
13 festive national days and one local
day
16. LABORAL SISTEM (III)
Benefit if you are unemployed.
3 years.
Depends on the salary.
It will change: less money and duration
(3 years to 18 months).
18. BASICS STADISTICS
In the middle of Europe.
Member of the European Union since 2004.
K辿kes, 1.015m.
rivers: Danubio and the Tisza ( very important for
the transport). Balat坦n lake.
Budapest.
93 000 km族,
10 million inhabitants.
19. LABORAL CONDITIONS
TIMETABLE.
Legal duration of work: 40 hours per week
Highest duration: 60 hours per week (Hard work)
Work between 22:00 and 6:00 is considerer like
hard work.
You must rest 48 hours in a period of 7 days
20. LABORAL CONDITIONS
Paid holidays: 21 days of holidays (the days can
increase with the age)
Retirement age: 20 years of service and you must
be 62 years old
Minimun age: people who are less than 16 years
old can卒t work
21. LABORAL CONDITIONS
SALARY
Minimun salary 65500 HUF (262 EUR).
Medium salary 191.930 HUF (1.000 EUR).
Paid of extra hours (25-50%) depends on the
hours
Paid of rest days
24. 1.Population
SPAIN
47.190.494 habitants
Population density: 93,51 hab/km族
Birthrate: 10,96%
Death rate: 8,43%
Fecundity rate (Mothers between 14 and 49) : 96,0%
Average number of children per mother: 1,38
Average age for having the first child: 29,3
Percentage of born of a single mother: 28,4%
25. 1.Poblaci坦n
HUNGARY
Population: 10.198.315 habitants
Population density: 110 hab./km族
Fecundity rate: 1,3 children per woman
Birthrate: 0,95%
Death rate: 1,31%
Childrens death rate: 0,72%
Life expectancy: Men: 69 / Women: 76
27. 2. Number of students
SPAIN:
Secondary school: 7.6 millions
Primary school: 2.721.357
Vocational Training grows up to 7,8%
Average number of students per teacher: 11,2%
Foreign students: 9,7%
University students: 1.396.607 (2007-2008)
HUNGARY:
Primary school: 89 % (2003)
Secondary school: 92 % (2003)
Average number of students per teacher: 10 (2003)
28. 3. Abandonment of secondary
school
SPAIN
Between 18 an 24 years old, it has increased
up to 7,2 in 2000- 2009. 31,%
Rate decrease due to crisis in 2011. 26,5%
Second country with the highest rate of school
abandonment
PORTUGAL
23,2%
Third coutry in the UE with the highest level of
school abandon.
29. 3. DROPOUT STUDIES IN
SECUNDARY.
GREECE
Exceeds 14%.
It is within distance of the school dropout
rate in the EU.
30. 3. DROPOUTS IN SECONDARY
HUNGARY
Long period of obligatory education.
From 5 to 18.
28,1 %
31. 4. NUMBER OF SPOKEN
LANGUAGES
47% Spanish.
58% Hungary.
51% Portugal.
Hungary, Greece & Portugal Medium
level.
Norway, Finland, Holland y Denmark
High level.
Spain Low level of English.
32. 4. NUMBER OF SPOKEN LANGUAGES.
Low level in Spain (English 36%).
High level in Hungary.One fourth speak
German.
In Greece, half of the population has a
medium level of English.
33. 5. UNEMPLOYMENT RATE
Spain: 26.2 % (It has increased in
November).
Higher in women than in men.
(<25, 55.9%)
Portugal: 16.3 % (<25, 39.1%).
Greece: 25.4% (<25, 57%).
Hungary: 10.8% (<25, 29.9%).
35. 6. MORTALITY/BIRTH RATE
Spain: 8,88 deaths/1.000 habitants.
10,4 births/1.000 habitants.
Greece: 10,8 deaths/1.000 habitants.
9,08 births/1.000 habitants.
Hungary: 12,7 deaths/1.000 habitants.
9,49 births/1.000 habitants.
Portugal: 10,86 deaths/1.000 habitants.
9,76 births/1.000 habitants.