Do you consider yourself employed?
Tuesday, April 16
"I’m employed and definitely my manager made me sign the contract the same day as I started my recent job. I’m not happy with the contract, but still I had to sign it. “
Nini, office manager, 24
"I cannot say I’m employed, according to the policy of the previous government, I’m too old to work. I have some income though, as I give private lessons in maths, but this is not a stable job one would wish for."
Nana 54, housewife
"Luckily I belong to those who managed to find a job straight after graduation from university. I’ve been working in the public sector for over 5 years now."
Gio, lawyer, 29
“I am employed as I have an official job where I have to carry out my certain duties.”
Victoria, Employed, 40
“I think that I am employed. I have two jobs, one official one and another unofficial. Income from private teaching that is my unofficial. If I had one normal job, I mean one job with normal salary I would not have to work additional hours and have more time for myself and my family members. I hope that one day there will be normal working conditions in the country and adequate salaries.”
Gvantsa, Teacher, 25
“Yes. I work at a media organisation and have fixed salary, but I also have small business with my friends which is just for fun so I do not consider myself as “double-employed” as some of my acquaintances use to call me.”
Misha, Operator, 27
“I am a housewife. I do not have a salary for what I do, but I think being a mother of three small children is a very serious responsibility and we housewives should have some financial assistance.”
Lia, Housewife, 31
Nini, office manager, 24
"I cannot say I’m employed, according to the policy of the previous government, I’m too old to work. I have some income though, as I give private lessons in maths, but this is not a stable job one would wish for."
Nana 54, housewife
"Luckily I belong to those who managed to find a job straight after graduation from university. I’ve been working in the public sector for over 5 years now."
Gio, lawyer, 29
“I am employed as I have an official job where I have to carry out my certain duties.”
Victoria, Employed, 40
“I think that I am employed. I have two jobs, one official one and another unofficial. Income from private teaching that is my unofficial. If I had one normal job, I mean one job with normal salary I would not have to work additional hours and have more time for myself and my family members. I hope that one day there will be normal working conditions in the country and adequate salaries.”
Gvantsa, Teacher, 25
“Yes. I work at a media organisation and have fixed salary, but I also have small business with my friends which is just for fun so I do not consider myself as “double-employed” as some of my acquaintances use to call me.”
Misha, Operator, 27
“I am a housewife. I do not have a salary for what I do, but I think being a mother of three small children is a very serious responsibility and we housewives should have some financial assistance.”
Lia, Housewife, 31