High expectations that the European Union jobs earmarked for the accession countries would attract a huge number of applicants haven’t exactly come to fruition. Some candidate countries are blaming the EU for offering mainly entry-level positions.
High expectations that the European Union jobs earmarked for the accession countries would attract a huge number of applicants haven’t exactly come to fruition. Some candidate countries are blaming the EU for offering mainly entry-level positions.
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