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Labour Force Survey IET Institute 2008 Employment in tourism sector. 2008 First quarter IET Institute Spanish pdf. document  
Labour Force Survey IET Institute 2008 Employment in tourism sector. 2008 Second quarter. IET Institute Spanish pdf. document  
Labour Force Survey IET Institute 2008 Employment in tourism sector. 2008 Third quarter IET Institute Spanish pdf. document  
Labour Force Survey IET Institute 2008 Employment in tourism sector. 2008 fourth quarter. IET Institute Spanish pdf. document  
Labour Force Survey Argos Observatory. SAE 2007 Employment in tourism sector. Andalusia 2007 Argos Observatory Spanish pdf. document  
Global Employment Trends Report 2009 International Labour Organization 2009 Global Employment Trends Report 2009 Global Employment Trends Report 2009 The global financial crisis has triggered a serious slowdown in world economic growth including recession in the largest industrialized countries. Enterprises have stopped hiring and many are laying off workers in considerable numbers. This report examines what we know already about the impact of the crisis on jobs and what we could expect from several possible scenarios of the way it might evolve in the year ahead.