Germany eases restrictions on skilled foreign workers
The German cabinet on Wednesday made it easier for highly-skilled workers from new EU countries to fill yawning gaps in the German labour market. But others will find it more difficult to get work visas for Germany.
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How about a career in Germany?
Starting a career in Germany has never been as easy before. The German government has introduced schemes to make it easier for non-European citizens to follow their careers in Germany.
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Climate change mitigation boosts employment
By 2020, climate change mitigation efforts will have created around half a million new jobs in Germany. This could bring the number of unemployed down to below the three million mark. These figures come from a study commissioned by the German Environment Ministry.
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ILA2008: Aviation and space industries creating employment
ILA Career Center presents vocational opportunities in the hi-tech sector on 30 and 31 May.
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Job & Career market at Hannover Messe 2008
The Job & Career Market at Hannover Messe 2008 is the first port of call for all those who are seeking the "right" employer. From 21 to 25 April trainee engineers, young professionals and technical specialists will be able to forge productive links with around 5,000 exhibitors at the world's largest industrial technology show.
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Training market turns the corner
The number of new training contracts concluded last year rose to 625,900, which translates as an increase of 49,800 new training places or almost nine percent over 2006. This is the second highest figure recorded since reunification.
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CeBIT aims at shortfall in IT professionals
With 43,000 positions yet to be filled in Germany alone, skilled IT professionals are hot property. The new 'IT-Fitness-Campus' will be introducing young people to the benefits of a career in IT and getting them in shape for the labour market.
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