Work | Jobcenter A6
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Employment reference: What rights employees have
An employment reference can be important when applying for a new job. It shows what duties a person performed at…
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Language course for trainee nursery teachers
There is an urgent need for nursery teachers in childcare centres. To give people from migrant backgrounds the opportunity to…
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New pathways to employment for women
Women from other countries find it particularly difficult to find work in Germany. The “ChAI” project – Challenge Arbeitsmarktintegration International…
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Hundreds of refugees attend job fair in Tübingen
“Integration can only succeed if both sides play their part”: this was the message from Tübingen District Administrator Hendrik Bednarz…
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Over 40 information booths at the Job and Training Fair
At the Job and Training Fair on Wednesday, May 12, 2026, over 40 companies and institutions will be represented with…
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Careers in Uniform: Information Session in Reutlingen
The Reutlingen Employment Agency is hosting presentations on various careers in uniform on Wednesday, May 6. Starting at 12:30 p.m.…
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Asylum Applications: Turkey Is the Third-Largest Country of Origin
For the past four years, Turkey has been among the “top three countries of origin” for asylum applications in Germany,…
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Pension contributions: Change possible for mini-jobbers
Mini-jobbers are subject to pension insurance contributions but can opt out. Until now, this applied for the entire duration of…
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Support for working pregnant women in Germany
Pregnant women who work have special rights in Germany and receive financial support. Laws such as the Maternity Protection Act…
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Visits to the Tübingen District Jobcentre now by appointment only
From 20 April, meetings with advisers at the Tübingen District Jobcentre will only be possible by appointment. This has been…
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Support for pregnant women in Germany
In Germany, there are various forms of state support available to pregnant women who receive income support from the Jobcentre…
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New Training Atlas for the Tübingen District
The fourth edition of the Training Atlas presents apprenticeship trades and training companies in the Tübingen District. The brochure is…
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First comprehensive study on racism in German public authorities
“Racism is not an isolated incident, but a structural risk.” This is the key finding of a comprehensive study on…
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New Opportunities Through Career Counseling
No longer satisfied with your current job? How can you re-enter the workforce? Are there funding programs for continuing education?…
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More and more Ukrainians are working in Germany
An increasing number of Ukrainian nationals are finding work in Germany. However, many employees are working below their qualification level,…
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Voluntary social year in Germany
Anyone who wants to gain initial work experience after school and get involved in society can do a voluntary social…
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Support during the transition from school to work
The transition from school to vocational training is a sensitive phase for young people. It often determines their professional future.…
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Preventing corruption with compliance rules
Slip the local law enforcement officer five euros to get him to withdraw the parking ticket? Or hand the teacher…
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Recognition of higher education qualifications in Germany
Anyone who has studied at a foreign university and wants to come to Germany to work often has to have…
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Germany relies on migrants in shortage occupations
People with a migration background are very often found in many shortage occupations (occupations with a shortage of workers). They…
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Career orientation as a federal volunteer (Bufdi)
Anyone who wants to integrate into German society and gain career orientation can do so through the Federal Volunteer Service…
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Funding for the Welcome Center Neckar-Alb
The Welcome Center Neckar-Alb of the Reutlingen Chamber of Industry and Commerce (IHK) will continue its work. It serves as…
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Ukrainian professional qualifications mostly equivalent
More and more Ukrainians in Germany are having their professional qualifications recognised. Almost all of them are assessed as being…
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From mini-jobs to the D-Ticket: what will change in 2026
A number of things will change in the New Year. For example, the minimum wage and child benefit will be…
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Clarify pension entitlements before reaching retirement age
Anyone who wants to receive a pension in Germany must pay contributions into the pension insurance scheme for at least…
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Training in geriatric care is also possible with a work ban
Refugees who wish to train as geriatric care assistants in Baden-Württemberg do not need a prior work permit. This can…
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Refugees are at high risk of poverty
Work protects against poverty. That is one of the findings of a study on income distribution in Germany. Refugees and…
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Recognition of German professional qualifications abroad
German training certificates are not automatically recognised in Arab countries, as each country has its own regulations governing the recognition…
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Further training in many professional fields
Many refugees have been working for a long time. Some would like to further their professional training. A network in…
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Earnings limit for mini-jobs rises
From next year, mini-jobbers will be able to earn more money without having to pay taxes and most social security…
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Full house at the job fair in Rottenburg
There was a large turnout at the job and training fair for refugees on 19 November 2025 in the Rottenburg…
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Volunteer as an author or coach at tuenews
Would you like to work as a journalist in an international team? Would you like to improve your German? And…
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Be careful when applying for citizen’s income
The ‘main application for citizen’s income’ at the job centre is a ‘huge undertaking’, explains Sven Jäger, head of the…
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Asylum seekers must obtain approval for any employment
Asylum seekers are generally permitted to work in Germany. However, this must be approved by the immigration authorities. The Federal…
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Recognition of school qualifications
Anyone wishing to have their school certificates and educational qualifications recognized in Germany can do so in Baden-Württemberg by post…
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Job and training fair for refugees
A job and training fair specifically for refugees will be held on Wednesday, 19 November, in the Festhalle in Rottenburg…
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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…