400 Icelanders Out of Work 6. júní 2006 18:58 Varnarliðssvæðið, varnarliðið, Keflavíkurflugvöllur kanar, bandaríkin ísland ameríka hermaður hermenn slökkvilið, slökkviliðsmenn, slökkvistöð á keflavíkurvelli fáni fánar 400 soon-to-be former employees of the NATO base in Keflavík, who will not have jobs when the base downsizes in September, have still not found new jobs. Of the 600 Icelanders currently working there, about 200 will continue on in relevant positions as a part of the Icelandic Aviation Authority, and about 70 have found work elsewhere. Already, union officials say they've been flooded with requests from employees seeking to speak with employment councillors about new jobs. "Up until now it's gone tolerably well finding new jobs for people," said Kristján Gunnarsson, chairman of the Union and Seamen's Society of Keflavík. "but there are still many who haven't come in yet." While Gunnarsson is optimistic about employment prospects in the area, he admits that the situation could be better. "The whole area is decreasing in development," he said, "So I can believe that many of these individuals are going to have a hard time starting a new job with a lower salary." -pfn News News in English Mest lesið „Ég hef aldrei upplifað annan eins harm“ Innlent Gaf fingurinn á Miklubraut Innlent Hrindir af stað söfnun fyrir móður stúlkunnar sem lést í Suður-Afríku Innlent Breiddi út faðminn fyrir rasista: „Þið þurfið ekki að biðjast afsökunar á að vera hvít lengur“ Erlent Hundrað og fjörutíu milljarða bótakrafa á Samherja sé súrrealísk Innlent „Þetta hefur verið þungur tími“ Innlent Sprengdu rússneskan hershöfðingja í loft upp í Moskvu Erlent Appelsínugular og gular viðvaranir á aðfangadag Veður Nýr ritstjóri stöðvaði umfjöllun um brottvísanir Trump Erlent Ársæll hringdi beint í utanríkisráðherra eftir fundinn Innlent
400 soon-to-be former employees of the NATO base in Keflavík, who will not have jobs when the base downsizes in September, have still not found new jobs. Of the 600 Icelanders currently working there, about 200 will continue on in relevant positions as a part of the Icelandic Aviation Authority, and about 70 have found work elsewhere. Already, union officials say they've been flooded with requests from employees seeking to speak with employment councillors about new jobs. "Up until now it's gone tolerably well finding new jobs for people," said Kristján Gunnarsson, chairman of the Union and Seamen's Society of Keflavík. "but there are still many who haven't come in yet." While Gunnarsson is optimistic about employment prospects in the area, he admits that the situation could be better. "The whole area is decreasing in development," he said, "So I can believe that many of these individuals are going to have a hard time starting a new job with a lower salary." -pfn
News News in English Mest lesið „Ég hef aldrei upplifað annan eins harm“ Innlent Gaf fingurinn á Miklubraut Innlent Hrindir af stað söfnun fyrir móður stúlkunnar sem lést í Suður-Afríku Innlent Breiddi út faðminn fyrir rasista: „Þið þurfið ekki að biðjast afsökunar á að vera hvít lengur“ Erlent Hundrað og fjörutíu milljarða bótakrafa á Samherja sé súrrealísk Innlent „Þetta hefur verið þungur tími“ Innlent Sprengdu rússneskan hershöfðingja í loft upp í Moskvu Erlent Appelsínugular og gular viðvaranir á aðfangadag Veður Nýr ritstjóri stöðvaði umfjöllun um brottvísanir Trump Erlent Ársæll hringdi beint í utanríkisráðherra eftir fundinn Innlent
Breiddi út faðminn fyrir rasista: „Þið þurfið ekki að biðjast afsökunar á að vera hvít lengur“ Erlent
Breiddi út faðminn fyrir rasista: „Þið þurfið ekki að biðjast afsökunar á að vera hvít lengur“ Erlent