Something valuable belonging to a person or organization that can be used for the payment of debts (Plural)
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B
A type of primary financial assets (in plural)
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C
Characteristic of collective bargaining that counts the % of workers under a collective agreement
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D
Characteristic in collective bargaining that counts the % of affiliates to labour unions
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E
The skills and abilities that allow you to be employed
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F
Type of employment that occurs in the time period between Jobs when a worker is searching for, or transitioning from one job to another.
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G
European country who has high severance payments and high unemployment benefits
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I
Financial companies which are in between lenders and borrowers
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J
Type of causes of which a company can fire an employee
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K
Thousand bytes
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M
European country who has severance payments higher than Spain
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O
Acronym of Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development
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P
Direct financing (Issuing Shares) of Public Companies so that private investors
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R
Group of people within the non-active population who doesn’t work because they have already finish their professional life
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S
Spanish “Bad bank” crested to help “cleaning” the toxic assets of the Spanish banking system after the crisis
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T
Type of workers who have a low protection against being fired
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U
Model of banking that prevails in European Continental countries that allows credit institutions to do a wide range of operations without restrictions base don the type of client and on the expiring
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V
A part of the profit of a company that it is paid regularly to the shareholders (singular)
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W
Amount of money that is paid to an employee, for the work done in a job.
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X
Labour market Organizational model, typical in northern European countries that have high unemployment benefits but have removed almost all the firing costs.
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Y
Group of people who have around 50% of unemployment rates in Spain
