La empresa 'reservahoteles.com' destacó la dificultad que, pese a la situación de crisis económica y desempleo, está encontrando para cubrir los 150 puestos de comerciales que ofrece para trabajar en Málaga, según indicó su director, Javier Checa, quien precisó que los empleados tendrían que contactar con los proveedores y con diferentes hoteles, realizar las reservas de los clientes y el archivo de las últimas reservas, entre otras tareas. La empresa, cuya sede está ubicada en el municipio malagueño de Torremolinos y que también dispone de una oficina en la localidad de Fuengirola, está conformada por un total de 500 empleados. "Necesitamos a gente con ganas de trabajar y don de público para cubrir estos puestos de trabajo", aseguró a Europa Press Checa, al tiempo que pidió a las distintas administraciones que faciliten a las empresas publicar ofertas de trabajo. En este sentido, afirmó que "hemos llamado a ayuntamientos y distintos organismos para poner anuncios y no encontramos a nadie". "Pensamos que el problema es que el empleo no se está comunicando bien, ya que es imposible que en tiempos de crisis no haya nadie disponible", apostilló. Además, lamentó que los operadores en línea internacionales "están comiendo el terreno, cada vez más, a los centros de reserva españoles". "Somos una potencia de turismo y tenemos que ponernos al día", agregó. El salario de los seleccionados, que se incorporarían de forma inmediata, en horario de jornada partida o de media jornada, ascendería a un total de 1.000 euros brutos de sueldo base más un 10 por ciento de las reservas que consigan, según informó Checa, quien señaló que el contrato es de carácter... View More » Comenta la noticia. »
Iran's President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad has returned home to what has officially been described as a sensational welcome. This follows his controversial speech at a UN anti-racism conference. European delegates walked out when he described Israel as a racist state. France called his address a "hate speech", while the US called it "vile". Some countries had boycotted the conference because the Iranian president was appearing. But Iranian state media described Mr Ahmadinejad as the superstar of the conference. ... View More » Comenta la noticia. »
Two OSCE observers detained on Tuesday by separatist forces in Georgia's breakaway region of South Ossetia have been freed, an OSCE spokeswoman says. Martha Freeman told the BBC that the monitors - one Hungarian and the other Turkish - were returning to their base. Earlier, South Ossetian leader Eduard Kokoity said the OSCE personnel were being held for "illegally crossing the Georgian-South Ossetian border". The monitors are overseeing a ceasefire agreement between Georgia and Russia. Georgia and Russia fought a brief but intense war last August, during which Georgia's... View More » Comenta la noticia. »
A Tamil Tiger spokesman has accused the Sri Lankan government of shelling civilians and wreaking carnage during its military offensive in the north. The government has denied the allegations, in turn accusing the rebel group of targeting civilians. It said that by midday (0630 GMT) nearly 50,000 civilians had fled the Tamil Tiger-held area. Meanwhile government forces say they have made inroads into the sliver of territory still held by the Tigers. They have entered two villages in the zone and in effect control the north-west third of it. The International Committee of the Red Cross... View More » Comenta la noticia. »
Striker Craig Bellamy is unlikely to play for Manchester City for the rest of the season because of a knee injury. Bellamy has missed the last three games after the problem recurred in the 3-1 Uefa first-leg defeat at Hamburg. He was also hindered by it on Welsh duty as captain in March and will be a doubt for the crucial World Cup qualifier in Azerbaijan on 6 June. City boss Mark Hughes said: "Craig might get the last couple of games but the probability is that he won't." It is a huge blow for the club as they push for seventh spot in the Premier League - they are currently... View More » Comenta la noticia. »
Somali pirates have freed a chemical tanker and its crew of 23 Filipinos after holding them for five months. The owner of the Stolt Strength said securing the release had been "difficult and protracted". The ship was seized on 10 November last year in the Gulf of Aden while en route from Senegal to India. It is not known if a ransom was paid. Somalia has had no stable government since 1991, fuelling the lawlessness that has allowed piracy to thrive. Meanwhile in other developments: • The Philippine government has decided to ban its sailors working on ships that might travel ... View More » Comenta la noticia. »
French police have detained 150 people in an operation against undocumented migrants in the port of Calais, officials say. More than 300 officers were involved in the operation on Tuesday morning, regional state authorities said. The port has become a magnet for migrants trying to enter the UK illegally across the English Channel. There are estimated to be about 1,000 migrants living in makeshift camps around Calais. The police operation came two days before Immigration Minister Eric Besson was due to visit Calais for talks on the migrant situation, according to a state spokeswoman, quoted ... View More » Comenta la noticia. »
Prosecutors have finally started to outline the case against a former Khmer Rouge leader in Cambodia. After months of pre-trial hearings, the former prison chief known as Comrade Duch listened while ... View More » Comenta la noticia. »
The former Manchester United and England midfielder has signed a two-year deal with the Buckinghamshire club and he will be hoping to repeat the success of his previous one-year spell when he led them to the Coca-Cola League Two title as well as the Johnstone's Paint Trophy.
The 41-year-old then moved to Blackburn where he experienced a turbulent six months in charge of the Premier League club and he was sacked after winning just six games to be replaced by Sam Allardyce.
Ince will replace Roberto Di Matteo who left to join West Brom earlier this week and he will be looking to guide the... View More » Comenta la noticia. »
The 22-year-old was due to captain England at the European Under-21s Championships in Sweden earlier this month, but had to withdraw with an Achilles problem.
Young striker Andy Carroll ended last season in the treatment room with an ankle injury, while Obafemi Martins underwent hernia surgery during the summer.
Hughton told the club's official website: "Steven is fine and is training with the main group.
"Andy is training, but is working on a different programme for this first week or so, as is Oba Martins. But they are out on the training pitch and certainly working hard."
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The versatile 22-year-old was one of Boro's rising young stars until three knee injuries hampered his progress but with the help of the club, he fought back to establish himself among Gareth Southgate's set-up last season.
His impressive displays caught the eye of various other sides and, with Boro suffering relegation to the Championship, he appeared on the verge of departing the Riverside.
"I made the right decision in the end, albeit a difficult one," he told the club`s website.
"I had the option to stay in the Premier League because there were several other clubs interested, but I feel ... View More » Comenta la noticia. »
In Group A, El Salvador, backed by an impressive following at the Home Depot Centre, pulled off an upset 2-1 win over Costa Rica while Canada beat Jamaica 1-0 in an earlier game at the same venue.
Osael Romero scored both goals for El Salvador in a high-intensity game. The forward opened the scoring in the 19th minute with a superb solo finish after Williams Reyes had headed on a long ball.
Costa Rica pulled level in the 63rd minute with a close range strike from Warren Granados before Romero grabbed the winner five minutes from the end ... View More » Comenta la noticia. »
SPAIN Super Aguri could be forced to pull out of this weekend's Spanish Grand Prix in Barcelona due to a funding crisis. Aguri Suzuki has revealed he is "forced to consider the future" of his Formula One team after a potential investor pulled the plug on a multi-million pound deal. Just over a month ago, Super Aguri confirmed they had reached an agreement with the Magma Group, an automotive technology and investment company, regarding their acquisition.
It had been hoped the deal would... View More » Comenta la noticia. »
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