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Every second Ukrainian refugee is working
More than half of the refugees from Ukraine who came to Germany shortly after the outbreak of war are now…
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More Ukrainians working in Germany
The proportion of refugees from Ukraine among all employees in Germany has tripled in two years: from 0.2 percent in…
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What trade unions do
Trade unions are important organisations in Germany that campaign for the rights and interests of employees. Their goal: good wages,…
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More and more patent applications from immigrants
More and more patents in Germany are being filed by people with foreign roots. This is shown by figures from…
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Free online advice for parents in six languages
The Baden-Württemberg Parents’ Foundation offers regular free online advice for parents in six languages. Mothers and fathers can ask practical…
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Job and training fair for refugees in Rottenburg
Should you simply look for a job or do an apprenticeship? Young refugees need a lot of information when making…
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Education: Migrants have some catching up to do
Even though there are more and more trainees with a migrant background, there are still major differences between young people…
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Vacant apprenticeship positions in the Reutlingen and Tübingen districts
The apprenticeship year has begun. Nevertheless, young people can still find a company to train with. In the Reutlingen Employment…
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Three women accompany refugees into the labor market
By Ute Kaiser „Work helps with integration!” This sentence appears on a flyer for refugees published by the Tübingen District…
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More foreign professional qualifications recognized
The number of professional qualifications obtained abroad and recognized in Germany continued to rise in 2024. According to the Federal…
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Job opportunities more important than social benefits
Do Ukrainian refugees want promising prospects on the labor market or higher social benefits? The answer is: good, well-paid work.…
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Majority of refugees are working
Most refugees are working. “Around two-thirds (64 percent) of refugees who arrived in 2015 have paid work, almost three-quarters of…
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Office must pay health insurance contributions
At least in one case, the office must now pay after all: In summary proceedings, the Heilbronn Social Court has…
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300 euros per month for clever trainees
Trainees with good performance and commitment can apply for a scholarship. It amounts to 300 euros per month for three…
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Women find their way into the world of work
Migrant women can prepare for a career in a course at the Reutlingen Adult Education Center. The course starts on…
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Trainees: Origin counts more than grades
What many suspected has now been scientifically proven: „Origin beats performance” – this is how the University of Siegen summarizes…
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Improve your job prospects with an internship
If you want to get started in your career but still have to wait for your certificates to be recognized…
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From school to work
Questions about careers? Or looking for tips on applying for jobs? You can find this and more at K.I.O.S.K., the…
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Plan.U advises refugees from Ukraine
The Plan.U project in Tübingen offers advice and support to anyone who has fled Ukraine due to the war, answering…
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Traveling to Ukraine: What to bear in mind
Refugees from Ukraine who are living in Germany under Article 24 of the Residence Act can generally travel to Ukraine…
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The railway company is looking for future electronics technicians
DB Regio is offering refugees and migrants with work permits free training to become electronics technicians in Stuttgart. However, interested…
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Many immigrant skilled workers want to leave Germany
Many well-educated migrants who are integrated into the German labor market want to leave Germany. That is the key finding…
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The minimum wage will increase twice by 2027
Employees can expect an increase in the statutory minimum wage. It will rise in two stages: on January 1, 2026,…
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Asylum seekers: High health insurance contributions loom after job loss
Asylum seekers who work and then lose their jobs face a major financial risk. The reason for this is the…
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Driving license: Employment agency rarely pays
A driving license for a car can be quite expensive. The cost of a class B license is between 2,000…
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tünews INTERNATIONAL is looking for two “Bufdis”
tünews INTERNATIONAL has two new positions for the Federal Volunteer Service (Bundesfreiwilligendienst). The two jobs for “Bufdis” have different focuses.…
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The state pays pension contributions for raising children
The German pension system provides special support for parents who devote themselves to raising children. The state rewards them for…
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Employment agency: More online, fewer emails
The employment agency is focusing on digitalization. From July 1, appointments with advisors will only be possible with an appointment…
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Deadline for temporary residence permit expires
Stories like Faisal’s are all too common. The Südwestrundfunk (SWR) recently reported on the young Yazidi who works in a…
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Integration course for future geriatric nurses
There are still places available on an integration course in Rottenburg. It is aimed at those who wish to train…
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Many fail: Driving license is getting more and more expensive
By Brigitte Gisel In the end, it was a classic mistake: “I was supposed to turn off a side road…
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Empowering women for the world of work
Discover different areas of work, try out new skills and develop your own abilities: all this is possible with the…
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Language course for future educators
Educators in daycare centers are in high demand. In order to open up this career opportunity to people with a…
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Recognition counseling: A fresh start in your old profession
Can you work in Germany with your degree or vocational training from Ukraine, Syria, or Afghanistan? In many cases, yes.…
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Information about training in skilled trades
Skilled trades are diverse. And companies are looking for trainees. Two reasons for young people to attend the information evening…
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State promotes projects for immigrant women
Baden-Württemberg wants to empower girls and women with a migrant background. That is why the Ministry of Social Affairs is…
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Job and training fair for refugees
The town of Mössingen, the Job Centre and the district of Tübingen are hosting a job and training fair. It…
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No growth without foreign skilled workers
The growth in the number of employees subject to social insurance contributions in the Neckar-Alb region in recent years is…
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Sick at work: what matters
Fever, headache, bronchitis, nausea – if you’re ill, you can’t work. Employees must adhere to a few rules to ensure…
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Everything you need to know about the school system and vocational training
Schools function differently in every country. Vocational training also varies depending on the country of origin. There will be an…
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Refugees from Ukraine: most of them want to stay
Well over half of Ukrainian refugees in Germany want to stay here in the long term. This is the result…
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Germany and Ukraine establish first “Unity Hub”
By Yana RudenkoThe Ukrainian government is increasingly emphasizing the need to repatriate citizens – the country is facing a massive…
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Without immigrants, the shortage of skilled workers would be even worse
Without people with a migration background, the situation in Germany would be even bleaker in sectors where there is a…
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Job fair for women in Reutlingen
The Reutlingen Employment Agency and the local job center are offering a job fair for women who want to reorient…
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More Syrians are in work – including as skilled workers
“Without employees with foreign passports, there would be even bigger gaps in the German labor market.” This is according to…
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Warning strikes in Tübingen: No buses again
Due to a warning strike by the trade union Verdi, there will be virtually no buses in Tübingen on Tuesday…
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Passkeys: master keys for internet accounts
When you log in to one of your internet accounts, you are increasingly likely to be offered the option of…
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“Germany needs skilled workers from abroad”
There is great hope for a better future after the fall of the Assad regime. He hopes that “doctors, pharmacists…