Information on the legal Frame work in Spain and England!?
How to hire employees How to fire employees Employee Rights Employer Rights Stock options allowed? Vacation/Holiday times? for both countries!
Other - United Kingdom - 1 Answers
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lol, I assume your also taking MGMT 1001 and have a business project due soon huh?
Saturday, May 21, 2011
Saturday, May 14, 2011
Can an US Citizen get a work permit in Spain if they don't have sponsorship
Can an US Citizen get a work permit in Spain if they don't have sponsorship?
I want to teach English in Spain but I don't have sponsership. I wonder if this possible.
Immigration - 2 Answers
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www.visabureau.com
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Ok this is what I found... Residency and Work Permits American citizens wanting to study, reside, or work in Spain must obtain the appropriate visa from the Spanish Embassy or Consulate in their state/country of last residence. After the visa has been issued, foreigners have three months to apply for the corresponding permit with the Spanish authorities in Spain. Obtaining a residence or work permit is a complicated process; since regulations change continually, we suggest that you write directly to the: Spanish National Police Calle Moratin, 43 28014 Madrid You may also check the Ministry of Interior ’s website, or call the Ministry of Interior, within Spain, toll-free at 900-15-00-00. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs also manages a website. Take a look The Embassy Of the United States in Spain website.. http://madrid.usembassy.gov/cons/acstraveling.html Good Luck Buenas Suerte
I want to teach English in Spain but I don't have sponsership. I wonder if this possible.
Immigration - 2 Answers
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www.visabureau.com
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Ok this is what I found... Residency and Work Permits American citizens wanting to study, reside, or work in Spain must obtain the appropriate visa from the Spanish Embassy or Consulate in their state/country of last residence. After the visa has been issued, foreigners have three months to apply for the corresponding permit with the Spanish authorities in Spain. Obtaining a residence or work permit is a complicated process; since regulations change continually, we suggest that you write directly to the: Spanish National Police Calle Moratin, 43 28014 Madrid You may also check the Ministry of Interior ’s website, or call the Ministry of Interior, within Spain, toll-free at 900-15-00-00. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs also manages a website. Take a look The Embassy Of the United States in Spain website.. http://madrid.usembassy.gov/cons/acstraveling.html Good Luck Buenas Suerte
Saturday, May 7, 2011
What are some foreign companies from Spain that work and invest in the United States
What are some foreign companies from Spain that work and invest in the United States?
For example, Volkswagon company was originated in Germany and is now huge in the US Doesn't have to be cars. it could be anything.
Corporations - 2 Answers
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Telefonica.
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Here are 4 (out of hundreds): CompañÃa VinÃcola del Norte de España, S.A. Barrio de la Estación S/N 26200 Haro, La Rioja, Spain Phone: +34-941-304-800 Fax: +34-941-304-815 CompañÃa VinÃcola del Norte de España, S.A. (which goes by the initials CVNE and is known in English as The Northern Spanish Wine Company) has produced wine in Spain since 1879. It operates three vineyards: Cvne Haro, Viña Real, and Viñedos del Contino. The oldest, CVNE Haro serves as the company's headquarters and is commonly referred as "La Cuné." Brands include Contino, Corona, Cune, Imperial, Monopole, Real de Asúa, and Viña Real. Besides Spain, CVNE's wine is distributed in about 30 other countries, including Argentina, Australia, Bahrain, Japan, and the US. Spain's onetime phone monopoly, Telefónica, is still the telecommunications jefé among Spanish- and Portuguese-speaking populations worldwide. The company operates about 44 million fixed lines, including 19 million in Spain. Its wireless unit, Telefónica Móviles, has nearly 20 million subscribers in Spain among more than 54 million overall. Telefónica, S.A. Gran VÃa 28 28013 Madrid, Spain Phone: +34-91-584-0306 Fax: +34-91-584-9347 http://www.telefonica.com Telefónica also owns the Terra Networks Internet portal, and the company provides ADSL broadband access to more than 1 million subscribers. Other operations include call centers and directory publishing. J.P. Morgan Chase and Banco Bilbao Vizcaya Argentaria (owning about 7% and 6%, respectively) are Telefónica’s largest shareholders. IBERIA, LÃneas Aéreas de España, SA Velázquez 130 28006 Madrid, Spain Phone: +34-902-400-500 Fax: +34-91-587-4741 The planes in Spain fly mainly for IBERIA, Lineas Aereas de España, the country's leading air carrier. IBERIA offers an average of 1,000 daily flights with its fleet of more than 200 aircraft. It carries more than 30 million passengers and cargo to more than 100 domestic and international destinations, including code-sharing agreements. The company, which flies to more than 40 countries, participates in the Oneworld global marketing alliance led by American Airlines and British Airways. Oneworld partners fly to a combined 550-plus destinations. The Spanish carrier signed an agreement with Airbus to acquire up to 79 aircraft from 2006 to 2011. Banco Bilbao Vizcaya Argentaria, S.A. Plaza San Nicolás, 4 48005 Bilbao, Vizcaya, Spain Phone: +34-944-875-555 Fax: +34-944-876-161 Don't tell Banco Bilbao Vizcaya Argentaria (BBVA) that we're in a post-colonial era. It's not Cortez revisited, but BBVA, one of Spain's top banks (alongside Santander Central Hispano), is conquering Latin America, where it controls key banks in about 10 countries in the region. With some 7,500 offices in nearly 40 countries, its services include retail, corporate, and institutional banking; investment banking; asset management; insurance; and Internet banking. Beyond its activities in Spain and Latin America, BBVA also operates elsewhere in Europe, mainly in Portugal, France, and Italy. It's also expanding its reach into the US.
For example, Volkswagon company was originated in Germany and is now huge in the US Doesn't have to be cars. it could be anything.
Corporations - 2 Answers
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Telefonica.
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Here are 4 (out of hundreds): CompañÃa VinÃcola del Norte de España, S.A. Barrio de la Estación S/N 26200 Haro, La Rioja, Spain Phone: +34-941-304-800 Fax: +34-941-304-815 CompañÃa VinÃcola del Norte de España, S.A. (which goes by the initials CVNE and is known in English as The Northern Spanish Wine Company) has produced wine in Spain since 1879. It operates three vineyards: Cvne Haro, Viña Real, and Viñedos del Contino. The oldest, CVNE Haro serves as the company's headquarters and is commonly referred as "La Cuné." Brands include Contino, Corona, Cune, Imperial, Monopole, Real de Asúa, and Viña Real. Besides Spain, CVNE's wine is distributed in about 30 other countries, including Argentina, Australia, Bahrain, Japan, and the US. Spain's onetime phone monopoly, Telefónica, is still the telecommunications jefé among Spanish- and Portuguese-speaking populations worldwide. The company operates about 44 million fixed lines, including 19 million in Spain. Its wireless unit, Telefónica Móviles, has nearly 20 million subscribers in Spain among more than 54 million overall. Telefónica, S.A. Gran VÃa 28 28013 Madrid, Spain Phone: +34-91-584-0306 Fax: +34-91-584-9347 http://www.telefonica.com Telefónica also owns the Terra Networks Internet portal, and the company provides ADSL broadband access to more than 1 million subscribers. Other operations include call centers and directory publishing. J.P. Morgan Chase and Banco Bilbao Vizcaya Argentaria (owning about 7% and 6%, respectively) are Telefónica’s largest shareholders. IBERIA, LÃneas Aéreas de España, SA Velázquez 130 28006 Madrid, Spain Phone: +34-902-400-500 Fax: +34-91-587-4741 The planes in Spain fly mainly for IBERIA, Lineas Aereas de España, the country's leading air carrier. IBERIA offers an average of 1,000 daily flights with its fleet of more than 200 aircraft. It carries more than 30 million passengers and cargo to more than 100 domestic and international destinations, including code-sharing agreements. The company, which flies to more than 40 countries, participates in the Oneworld global marketing alliance led by American Airlines and British Airways. Oneworld partners fly to a combined 550-plus destinations. The Spanish carrier signed an agreement with Airbus to acquire up to 79 aircraft from 2006 to 2011. Banco Bilbao Vizcaya Argentaria, S.A. Plaza San Nicolás, 4 48005 Bilbao, Vizcaya, Spain Phone: +34-944-875-555 Fax: +34-944-876-161 Don't tell Banco Bilbao Vizcaya Argentaria (BBVA) that we're in a post-colonial era. It's not Cortez revisited, but BBVA, one of Spain's top banks (alongside Santander Central Hispano), is conquering Latin America, where it controls key banks in about 10 countries in the region. With some 7,500 offices in nearly 40 countries, its services include retail, corporate, and institutional banking; investment banking; asset management; insurance; and Internet banking. Beyond its activities in Spain and Latin America, BBVA also operates elsewhere in Europe, mainly in Portugal, France, and Italy. It's also expanding its reach into the US.
Sunday, May 1, 2011
Will my hair straightener work in spain
Will my hair straightener work in spain?
my hair straightner has 125v and it works here in the Us. Ive taken it to Mexico and it works there too
Other - Spain - 5 Answers
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You'll need electrical adapters in Europe.
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US Candada and Mexico have similar electric conditions. listen to tom I would go to bestbuy or some other store and look up for international adapters all over europe the have different outlets. and you might need different ones. if you are only going to spain you must carry only the spanish one.
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It works in Mexico because the voltage and plugs are the same in Mexico. Seriously? You didn't buy one that was dual voltage? No. If you don't get a Voltage converter (which is sold by wattage...check the wattage before you go to a luggage store to buy one, and usually comes with a bunch of plug adapters) then your appliance will either blow up, or get so hot it will burn your hair, possibly starting a fire.
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You will need a 50 cycle converter since most everything in the US is made for 60 cycles. Also, most wall socket plugs have round prongs instead of the blade style we have here. Almost all of Europe is 50 cycle AC.
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yes. you need an adapter which you can easily get here anyway. the local shops wherever you are, have them.
my hair straightner has 125v and it works here in the Us. Ive taken it to Mexico and it works there too
Other - Spain - 5 Answers
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You'll need electrical adapters in Europe.
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US Candada and Mexico have similar electric conditions. listen to tom I would go to bestbuy or some other store and look up for international adapters all over europe the have different outlets. and you might need different ones. if you are only going to spain you must carry only the spanish one.
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It works in Mexico because the voltage and plugs are the same in Mexico. Seriously? You didn't buy one that was dual voltage? No. If you don't get a Voltage converter (which is sold by wattage...check the wattage before you go to a luggage store to buy one, and usually comes with a bunch of plug adapters) then your appliance will either blow up, or get so hot it will burn your hair, possibly starting a fire.
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You will need a 50 cycle converter since most everything in the US is made for 60 cycles. Also, most wall socket plugs have round prongs instead of the blade style we have here. Almost all of Europe is 50 cycle AC.
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yes. you need an adapter which you can easily get here anyway. the local shops wherever you are, have them.
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