Kasz216 on 29 January 2010
| NJ5 said: Kasz216 I don't think what you wrote in F is true... there are layoffs all the time (and I've lived in 3 different European countries already). Whether the companies are making money or not. |
You'd be surprised... France and Germany have some pretty interesting laws on the matter.
Technically in France "Saving costs" is not a reason to fire somebody. You have to prove their is a redundancy for example.
Usually the kind of places people talk about American Jobs going.
There is a reason why the rest of Europe tried to copy the Denmark method for employment but realized it was unworkable for larger nations that weren't so economically 1-sided.
I think Denmark was the one where 1/3rd of the country changes companies every year or two yet has really low unemployment.
