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According to THIS link from my favourites, which is now for last year, 2007 figures were €19,02 a day or €570,60 a month, depending on whether the salary was calculated daily or monthly.
Easy question to answer!. Because people WILL work for them! End of!!!!
As an employer, would I get the cheapest labour for any given job.....YEAH!.
Does this apply to the employers in Tenerife..........YEAH!
Sad but true!
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Easy question to answer!. Because people WILL work for them! End of!!!!
As an employer, would I get the cheapest labour for any given job.....YEAH!.
Does this apply to the employers in Tenerife..........YEAH!
Sad but true!
So very true... Loads of people in the UK moan about a lot of polish "nicking our jobs"... Well they work their nuts off and do a lot more work for less money. Stands to reason they will get employed more.... I had loads of replastering done, £150 a room with good quality polish work or £350 a room with sub standard work from brit for cash in hand...
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Easy question to answer!. Because people WILL work for them! End of!!!!
As an employer, would I get the cheapest labour for any given job.....YEAH!.
Does this apply to the employers in Tenerife..........YEAH!
Sad but true!
2 out of 3 I would agree with. The second one no. I as an ex employer was always willing to pay the extra few euro for a good technician than some sub standard technician that I would end up firing anyhow.
In Tenerife all I ever hear from employees is I cant get good help with this and good help with that..... you get what you pay for.
Now before someone says to me that they are good and badly paid I was only addressing Treb's second point.
2 out of 3 I would agree with. The second one no. I as an ex employer was always willing to pay the extra few euro for a good technician than some sub standard technician that I would end up firing anyhow.
In Tenerife all I ever hear from employees is I cant get good help with this and good help with that..... you get what you pay for.
Now before someone says to me that they are good and badly paid I was only addressing Treb's second point.
the problem is if you work good or very badly "they" still pay the same crap wages
i can second that in a cold flash....even when you are "overqualified" they tend to pay minimal wage and it's up to you to take it or to leave it. you can look out for better paid job till the cows come home though, if you are not prepared to work for low wages, because if you won't, there is always someone who will do it....this is the reality in tenerife, i am afraid.
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Why are rates of pay so low in Tenerife 
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