Submit Vacancy Home Page Job offers in England Job offers in Scotland Job offers in Wales Job offers Northern Ireland Recruitment of Chefs/Cooks Recruitment of Care Assistants Recruitment of Butchers Recruitment of Forklift Drivers Recruitment of Labouers Recruitment of Seasonal Staff Terms and Charges ABOUT SCOTLAND Jobs in Scotland General Information Area: 78,133 sq km or 48,442 sq miles Population: 5,114,600 Population Density: 65.5 per sq km. Capital: Edinburgh Population: 453,400 Scotland's largest city is Glasgow, the third largest in the UK. The administrative boundaries is inhabited by nearly 580,000 people, but the whole metropolitan area has a little over 2 million. Located on the northwest coast of the island, just before the mouth of the River Clyde, once consisted of a strong industrial point on the map of the Kingdom. Glasgow is as Scottish as soon as possible, and every description of this city will also describe the whole of Scotland. Glasgow is a struggle with the difficulties, great opportunities, and the great revival of hospitality. Do not expect the city in the style of Edinburgh. Glasgow is raw, but full of life, and people here are incredibly honest. You do not have long to wait will be charm of this city, which combines the warm, urban noise, wry humor and a lot of energy. The vibrant Glasgow, spread on both sides of the mighty River Clyde, yet until recently did not enjoy the best reputation. Scotland's largest city, at first glance appears to be gray and depressing. As you know, Glasgow is in Scotland. And Scotland, located in the north island of Great Britain, includes the islands of Hebrides, Shetland and Orkney. From the west it is surrounded waters of the Atlantic, while to the east of the North Sea. Scotland's landscape abounds with mountains and highlands. On the north lie the Northwest Highlands and the Grampian Mountains, which is the highest mountain in the country - Ben Nevis (1,343 m), located in the south of Plateau Scottish South Currently Glasgow "puts" on the trade and entertainment, culture, tourism and sports! In 1990 the city was awarded the title European City of Culture, nine years later, the City of Architecture and Style, and in 2003 the City of Sport. Numerous tourists come here you will find the best shopping outside London, extended to parks and museums, most of which entrance is free! In Scotland, the end of October to the end of March spaces duration Western Europe (GMT - Greenwich Mean Time), outside this period tips clocks are moved an hour forward to daylight saving time (BST - British Summer Time). GMT is shifted by one hour back to the time of Polish. National holidays: Public holidays and holidays in Scotland - they are different from the rest of the UK. Public holidays are announced by local authorities. Please note that not everyone is entitled to a holiday on a day off from work. Specifies that the contract of employment. - 1 January - New Year - second January - Scottish New Year festival - 25th January - Night Robert Burns - Robert Burns Night (the Burns Supper) is a gala dinner in the whole of Scotland issued Jan. 25, which day is the anniversary of his birth. It is designed to honor the memory of the most famous Scottish poet, by which Scots developed their patriotism since the eighteenth century until now. - Good Friday - Easter - Easter Monday - 1 May - the feast of Beltaine, Feast of Beltaine, celebrated on 1 May, was one of the two most important festivals associated with the change of seasons, sharing the Celtic year into two separate parts. Name feast consists of two words: bel - bright, shiny and teinne - fire. After that date, began in the summer. The society was the starting point Beltaine: starting from the great gathering on the hill, at which adjudicated disputes, contracts of marriage and accepted service. Traditionally, all outbreaks were extinguished on the eve of Beltaine, that the Druids could light them up again at dawn. The Celts were mainly a pastoral people, and Beltaine season was cast out of cattle on their summer pastures in the foothills. Cattle has been carried out by the sacred fires of Beltaine to clean. It was believed also that the sacred fire brings protection, good fortune and fertility. It was also the time when young Celtic warriors were able to see your ability to fight in competitions. After the hard work of sowing, and the clans gathered together to celebrate the sun, hoping that in the coming months will gather a rich harvest. • May Day - first Monday in May • Spring Festival - the last Monday in May • August Day - first Monday in August • 30th November - Holy Night. Andrew Scotland is traditionally a Christian country, belong to this religion declares about 70% of the population. Most Scots (42% in 2005) belongs to the Calvinist Church of Scotland. Counties in Scotland Aberdeenshire Angus Argyllshire Ayrshire Banffshire Berwickshire Buteshire Cromartyshire Caithness Clackmannanshire Dumfriesshire Dunbartonshire East Lothian Fife Inverness-shire Kincardineshire Kinross-shire Kirkcudbrightshire Lanarkshire Midlothian Morayshire Nairnshire Orkney Peeblesshire Perthshire Renfrewshire Ross-shire Roxburghshire Selkirkshire Shetland Stirlingshire Sutherland West Lothian Wigtownshire Useful institutions for workers United Kingdom Department for Business Enterprise and Regulatory Reform - Provides guidance for employers and employees on a wide range of employment matters, including working time and annual leave entitlement. 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