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How to Find a Job in Gibraltar : The Ultimate Guide 2023

Transferable Qualifications

If you are qualified in a particular field (such as medicine) in the UK, your qualifications will be treated as analogous in Gibraltar. Generally, professional qualifications across the EU are transferable.

Salaries and Working Conditions

Average Salaries

On average, Gibraltarian salaries are around 20% lower than similar positions in the UK.

Job TitleAverage Salary in Gibraltar (GIP)Average Salary in UK (GBP)
Personal Assistant23,50025,000
Operations Manager51,00042,000
Graphic Designer20,00023,000
Accounts Assistant19,80021,000
Mechanical Engineer32,00033,000
Compliance Officer37,50036,000
Compliance Manager46,50051,000

Note: The salaries may vary depending on the industry, location, experience level, and other factors.

Working Hours

Typical working hours are similar to the UK: business hours typically run from 9 a.m. – 5 p.m. over a 5 day week.

Maternity Leave

If you have been continuously employed for more than 1 year before the birth of your child, you will be entitled to 14 weeks’ maternity leave.

Job Application Process

CV/Resume

A standard one-page CV/resume is recommended.

Interviews

The Equality Act legislates against discrimination on the basis of sex, disability, religion or belief, sexual orientation, and age or age group, pregnancy or maternity leave, racial or ethnic origin, or gender reassignment.

Equality Act

You should not experience questions at interview which violate the terms of the Equality Act.

Living in Gibraltar and Working in Spain

Cross-border Work

Gibraltar also affords possibilities of becoming a cross-border worker, living in Gibraltar and working in neighboring Spain, for example, or vice versa.

Language Requirements

Speaking Spanish may be helpful if you are living over the border in Spain and if you plan to live in Gibraltar and work in Spain, speaking the language might well be essential.

Conclusion

Finding a job in Gibraltar as a foreigner may seem challenging, but with the right skills, qualifications, and a good understanding of the job market and work culture, it is certainly achievable. Whether you’re interested in the financial services, tourism, or online gaming industry, Gibraltar offers a range of opportunities for expats.

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