More than 520,000 Romanians have submitted their CVs for jobs abroad since the beginning of the year and most of those who want to leave are already hired, apply for 10 to 20 jobs until they get an interview and want to work for foreigners because they are no longer able to repay their loans, reveal statistics centralised by Tjobs website, a working platform used by recruitment agencies in Romania.
Although half a million Romanians have applied for a job abroad, only 86,000 have actually signed employment contracts from January through September 2010.
"More than 450,000 of the Romanians that submitted their CVs had an interview, either by going to the recruitment agency office, or over the phone or via Skype. We anticipate an increase by up to 15-20% in the number of jobs abroad next year," says Călin Ştefănescu, general manager of Tjobs.
About 230,000-240,000 contracts for employment abroad are to be signed by the end of the year, some of them for farming or cruise ship jobs, with people set to start leaving for work in February 2011.
More than 520,000 Romanians have submitted their CVs for jobs abroad since the beginning of the year and most of those who want to leave are already hired, apply for 10 to 20 jobs until they get an interview and want to work for foreigners because they are no longer able to repay their loans, reveal statistics centralised by Tjobs website, a working platform used by recruitment agencies in Romania.
Although half a million Romanians have applied for a job abroad, only 86,000 have actually signed employment contracts from January through September 2010.
"More than 450,000 of the Romanians that submitted their CVs had an interview, either by going to the recruitment agency office, or over the phone or via Skype. We anticipate an increase by up to 15-20% in the number of jobs abroad n
