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To Germany – with vocational education

For specialists with vocational education from countries outside the European Union, access to the German labor market is severely limited. The decisive factor is whether the profession is on a…

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Positive List of Occupations

The professions listed in the Positive List (Positivliste) of the German Federal Employment Agency require initial or intermediate vocational training. Non-EU foreigners can work in these professions…

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Germany lacks public sector employees

Experts from the consulting firm McKinsey are sounding the alarm: by 2030, Germany's public sector will be short of 730,000 employees. Currently, the staff shortage in this sector is about four…

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Tips for Job Seekers: Psychological Preparation for an Interview

Anyone who has ever been job hunting is familiar with the excitement, feelings of uncertainty, or even fear before an interview. This is a normal reaction for a person about to undergo evaluation.

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Rules being prepared for long-haul truckers

The European Union wants to improve the rules for long-haul truckers and road freight transport companies. The main goal of the changes is to protect competition within the EU and improve working…

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Japan gives hope to guest workers

Japan has traditionally been considered one of the most closed countries for foreign workers. Until recently, getting an official job as a guest worker here was not just difficult, but practically…

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How Much the Swiss Earn

Which profession in Switzerland is the most profitable? In which sector are salaries falling or rising? How to find out how much your friends earn without asking them? The answers can be found in a…

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More vacancies, fewer unemployed

In March, the unemployment rate in the Czech Republic decreased by 0.2% compared to the previous month and stood at 3%. At the same time, the number of job vacancies increased by 6,220 to reach…

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Germany's 'Blue Card'

The 'Blue Card' (EU Blue Card) is an electronic document that confirms the right to reside and work in one of the EU countries (except Denmark, the United Kingdom, and Ireland). Essentially, it is an…

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Betting on Labor Migrants

Up until 2060, Germany needs an average of 114,000 specialists from European Union countries and 146,000 qualified personnel from third countries each year. Only then will the German economy develop…

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Working part-time while studying

Two-thirds of students in Germany combine study and work. According to the Federal Statistical Office, half of students in Germany work part-time during the semester, and 62 percent during holidays…

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Will Ukrainians earn more?

The Czech Ministry of Labour, together with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, will soon propose to the government to expand the "Regime Ukraine" project. The corresponding decree provides for an…

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