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Hundreds of international journalists report from Germany, helping to shape its image abroad. Two Asian foreign correspondents share their work and their lives. read full story
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German job market holds up as election nears German unemployment came in at a better-than- forecast at 8.3 per cent in August, data released Tuesday, September 1, showed, as the labour market in Europe's biggest economy continued to hold up despite the fallout from the recession.
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To fill teacher gap, foreigners get training for German classrooms German schools face a severe shortage of tens-of-thousands of math and science teachers. A German foundation is offering special training for non-EU teachers to help fill the gaps.
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A Desk, a Laptop, a Mobile: Shared Offices are Creative Industry Hothouses Coworking is all the trend. Graphic designers, journalists, architects all work alone and in a team, on large or small storeys of converted factory buildings. What they save is money. What they gain is networks. What they learn is creative management.
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Report shows huge rise in social welfare spending in Germany A new report shows that the economic crisis has sharply raised German government spending on social welfare, including unemployment benefits and pensions.
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EU's green light to Blue Card for highly-skilled foreign workers On Monday, 25th May, the European Union approved the Blue Card, a special residence and work permit for third-country citizens for the purpose of highly qualified employment in Europe.
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Germany says more green jobs can help fight recession Boosting investment in the renewable energy sector and raising state spending on environmental protection could help Europe's largest economy shake off the recession, the German government said on Tuesday, 24th February.
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Riding out the economic storm with short-time work Short-time work is the right answer, when suddenly order books are empty and every effort is to be made to save jobs. The second recovery package simplifies the conditions and steps up financial assistance.
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The German working world is changing dramatically Germany's population is noticeably shrinking. By the year 2050, there will be 10 million fewer people in the country then there are today – with dramatic consequences for the working world.
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Migrants to Europe prefer Germany A report by the International Organization for Migration shows that Germany is the number one country of destination for migrants to Europe. The search for employment is at the heart of most movement in the 21st century.
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Blue cards for skilled migrants in Europe European Union officials agreed to develop a so-called Blue Card, a fast-track work visa they hope will attract skilled migrant workers from developing countries. Engineers and health care workers are in high demand.
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