There are many thousands of jobs available in Spain. Spain is a financial and business hub in Europe, and so attracts many professional jobs.
"Empleos" is Spanish for "jobs". A good website for job listings is www.empleos.com.es
Spain has been hard hit by the economic downturn though, and has high unemployment at present compared with the rest of Europe.
The top industries in Spain are:
textiles and apparel (including footwear)
food and beverages
metals and metal manufactures
chemicals
shipbuilding
automobiles
machine tools
tourism
clay and refractory products
footwear
pharmaceuticals
medical equipment
One may find jobs in Spain in much the same way that one finds jobs in North America. Firstly, contact any connections you have in the area and let them know you are job hunting, and secondly, look through online job boards specific to Spain.
According to the CIA World Fact Book these are the occupations by percentage;
agriculture: 4.2%
industry: 24%
services: 71.7% (2009 est.)
major jobs in Barcelona Spain are fishing, shipping imports and exports, and dancing
The Spanish do just about every job that any other countries do.
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There are many jobs available in Spain for citizens. People can work in department stores, grocery stores, or as police officers.
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Jobs in Spain include working in restaurants, movie theaters, and in gas stations. People can also be police officers and construction workers.
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farmers and bull riders
In small towns/villages: By growing crops to be sold in Spanish supermarkets and British supermarkets. By fishing In Cities: Any jobs that are in the UK. eg Business, shops .etc
There are several websites that list information on how to find a real estate job in Spain. Recruit Spain lists several job openings. Tip Top Jobs also had several job postings in real estate for Spain.
This question is oddly worded. If it is asking what types of jobs are prevalent in Spain, Spain is a modern service economy. There are a number of banking jobs, educational jobs, and legal jobs on the one side and there is also a strong agricultural and blue collar sector with a wide variety of occupations. Please note, that the above is not meant to indicate that Spain has a number of open job-slots since this is not the case currently (with nearly 25% unemployment).
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Some of the jobs are secretary, teacher, social media worker, and spokesperson.
According to the CIA Factbook employment is as follows, Service Industry 69.4%, Industry 26.4%, and Agriculture 4%.
the madrid in Spain is because there are lots of jobs and bussiness, than anywhere else in Spain. Trust this one!