85,000 people apply for THIRTY jobs at a bank as Italy faces unemployment crisis

‘Italy’s unemployment crisis has been put under the spotlight once again as 85,000 people applied for just 30 jobs at a bank.
Bank of Italy in Rome advertised thirty deputy assistant roles at a junior wage of €28,000 (£24,800) and received nearly 3,000 candidates for each post.
The crippling lack of work in the country means nearly 40 per cent of youngsters don’t have a job and the overall figure is at 11 per cent.
Unemployment in the eurozone remained at the same level in May with the Eurostat statistics agency said the jobless rate across the 19 nations stayed at 9.3 percent.’
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