It floats a strange atmosphere on the British capital. Having for years been one of the best students of Europe in terms of growth and unemployment, Eldorado the French in terms of job market for financial and young graduates in particular, the situation has the air to return and a new term makes a comeback force in people's minds, strange ghost named a monster B movie, The credit crunch IS upon us.
jokes with colleagues will inspire ourselves, "We're going to get some coffee, do you want one? - No, thanks , not this morning - The Credit Crunch it ... hard for everyone!;) "...
in my area and in my own box, jewel of the Internet already its difficulties are not arranged by lower advertising expenses, laying off 10 to 15% of workforce worldwide. We stood in line to vote on our plan form of compensation for those who preferred to be affected, the same allowances for all or seniority. Atmosphere.
Meanwhile, even the Google monster, far from overwhelming its financial health insolent, begins to show signs of weakness, to the point that ' gel unofficial hiring has seems he established . After hiring 10,000 employees in two years, things change.
Doom and Gloom ?
If it's already hard to English way, it seems that the Polish plumber is also thinking to go home. One wonders what the Daily Mail going to do to fill its pages once they are gone. Pound Sterling to fall against the Euro , the cost of living and fewer jobs moderate the enthusiasm of the East Europeans . So The Poles are going home. Tired of beer too expensive, cramped housing . We always appreciate the irony that the country least Europhile in Europe has played the game open borders.
During this time there the other day by strolling the new shopping center giant London of Westfield, it was quite tempting to remember that poverty and the crisis are very relative concepts. For some, it will be hard (to lose his job, his house), for others, it will deprive itself of a fourth iPod in last 3 months or make the Jaguar a little longer. But, overall, do not switchgrass apparently it's not so bad .
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