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Wednesday, 26.09.2018

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Canarian wages are small change in Spain

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Worst paid workers

Canary Islands - 23.09.2004 - The average national cost to the employer including social security charges of 528,30 over the period April to June was 2,052,23 per month per worker, but the Canaries was second last in the line with just 1,691.72. more...

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One man’s meat

Las Palmas - 23.09.2004 - Horst Körher of top tour operator TUI announced yesterday that in September they had reserved 4,000 more places than a year ago. more...

Air Nostrum will begin operating services to the islands in December

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Air Nostrum to fly to the islands

Santa Cruz - 22.09.2004 - From December of this year Air Nostrum, Iberia’s leading regional airline, will operate a number of flights linking the peninsula with the Canary Islands.
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Profits continue decline

00.00.0000 - Spanish companies are now earning almost two thirds less than they did before the crisis. more...

The new pension regime in the UK came into effect at the start of April

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New UK Pension regulations now in effect

00.00.0000 - The new UK pension regime which came into effect on 6th April and also applies to British expatriates with UK pensions. more...

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Banks under pressure

00.00.0000 - When the going gets tough, the tough seem to have a go at their banks if latest figures are to be believed. more...

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Yesterday and tomorrow

00.00.0000 - If you have never seen whales and dolphins in their natural habitat, a trip to see them in the waters surrounding Tenerife is guaranteed to bring tears to your eyes. With plenty to choose from, why is an excursion on the MustCat so different? Justin Muscat, the man behind it all explains why. more...