Guest guest Posted January 26, 2012 Report Share Posted January 26, 2012 Hi, I am also working in Spain and " ghastly " sums up the situation here quite well. I haven't increased prices now for 4 years and this year I am working an average of one day a week. My income has dropped to 25% what it was four years ago. That said, I consider myself lucky enough to have been forced into a semi-retired situation. FWIW Rod Gerard Burns wrote: >El 25/01/2012 14:10, Lavarini escribió: > > >>I'll have to chime in, I had plenty of time to do many other things in >>the last few months... is it just me or the situation looks >>particularly bad for EN-IT? Pharma companies and CRO's are only >>translating the bare minimum these days. >> >> >> >> >> > >I don't think it is specific to that combination, on other lists a >translator in Spain I know who I think does not do medical but is very >top flight described the general economic situation in Spain as " ghastly " . > >That word is one I have not seen in years. It is word I would expect in >a horror story, and she is careful with language. > > > Burns > > > > > >> >> >> >>>Hi colleagues, >>> >>>well, I can confirm this situation.......... Let's go on working after >>>cleaning/fixing/painting the house! >>> >>> >>> Fenati >>> >>> >>> >>> >> >> > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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