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DIR By: bodiroga
Date: December 4, 2012, 1:21 pm
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Tuesday (Not) Humor... Jackpot In Italian Lottery: Supermarket
Job
With the Italian economy in its fourth recession in the last ten
years and unemployment soaring, a supermarket has come up with a
novel way of hiring. According to Germany's Mittelstands
Nachrichten, customers who spend over EUR30 will receive a
lottery ticket and the grand prize winners will be given
"temporary part-time assistant jobs" at the supermarket. We are
not really sure where to go with this - but somewhere in this
odd arrangement is a sad reflection of the European society's
deterioration...
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> Via Deutsche-Mittelstands-Nachrichten,
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> For the unemployed in Italy, new possibilities, to get a job.
A supermarket chain is giving away jobs to their customers. The
premise: you have to buy for more than 30 euros, then you get a
lottery ticket, which entitled to participate in the
Sweepstakes. Winners of the lottery, a temporary job part time
job as an assistant waiting in the supermarket.
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> "Our contest is open to people of all ages and backgrounds,"
said Alessandra Aloisi, HR Manager of Gruppo BSE, Bloomberg. The
chain of one-time supermarkets in Rome sells lottery tickets,
which are very well received by customers. "Some participants
are even question whether the profits they may possibly pass on
to a friend or relative," Aloisi Sun
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> The economy in Italy is in its fourth recession in the last
ten years. Unemployment has risen as a result of over eleven
percent, which corresponds to the highest level in 13 years. A
report by the OECD, will this trend continue. Mario Monti, the
government has to take while a steel plant, the 25,000 jobs came
as a result of an environmental scandal in danger.
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