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Stability is key for today weary job seekers

Nov 25, 2009
By Arta Ankrava

RIGA - The current unemployment level in Latvia is around 13 percent, according to recent data from the State Employment Agency. Numbers are higher in the eastern regions and lower in Riga. Tirgzinis research agency, in cooperation with job search Web site www.cv.lv, have come out with a study that suggests job seeker activity is actually rather low.  In addition, the data is said to show that people prefer applying for jobs with fixed, albeit lower, income over salaries that depend on a ...

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