Those applying to work in the María Nebrera had to pay 190 euros
The school in Granada denounced by FACUA for charging to apply for a job says it will return money
The company says that "in no case has it charged for receiving a CV but for the participation in the selective process consisting of four tests".
FACUA.org
España-04/01/2013
The private school María Nebrera from Granada, denounced by FACUA for charging 190 euros to candidates in a personal selection process, have stopped the interview stage and have announced the reimbursement of money to the candidates in the coming days.
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