TRADITIONAL JOBS

In rural communities, jobs had a different meaning from the ones of our present society. The obtained products responded to the immediate necessities of the own inhabitants. Jobs passed from parents to children or from skilled workers to apprentices. The most important jobs, due to they provide objects of agricultural and cattle uses, were auctioned by the councils, with a rigid norm with respect to the contracts conditions and establishing the duties very clearly, both of the own neighbours and of the craftsmen. Although today they have been lost, we remember some of these old jobs: