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JOB FRONT IN EUROPE

HI I WAS JUST WONDERING WHATS THE JOB SITUATION AROUND EUROPE AT THE MOMENT FOR FITTERS,,,,,,,,ANYBODY SEEING MAJOR JOB LOSES YET??????????????
  • Posted 27 Nov 2008 05:54
  • Discussion started by DAMO
  • DUBLIN, Ireland
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