There are thirty UK jobs listed on LanguageJobs.com, which describes itself as “the job search portal designed for language professionals and multilingual talent“:
Bricklayers, carpenters, labourers
Uk – London
Quality building contractors with experience of conservatory installations including base, brickwork, and erecting, URGENTLY required. Good pay rates!!!
Please conntact:
ds@mnminternational.org
Job type: Full-Time
Type of contract: Temporary
Length of contract: 12
Annual gross wage: 12500-15000
Benefits: bonuses
I take it as a sign of the strength of the Irish economy that there are no openings for Gaelic speakers.
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