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Whether you’re starting your first EURES adventure or you’re nearing retirement after a decades-long career crisscrossing the European Union, coordinating retirement benefits may seem a little daunting. But EU legislation makes claiming state and private pensions both simple and fair.

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She thanked me over and over for bringing her into the company for an internship. Why? Because some university student had made her believe that “people like her” would always be at the back of the queue when it came to being hired by “people like me”.

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Depending on the type of job you are going for, sometimes an employer wants to get a feel for who you are and then consider your skills and experience. So why not combine a video CV with the more traditional version? If you think this is right for you, then read on for expert advice.

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You’ve got the acceptance letter (or email). You know when you’re starting and where. You’ve checked out your new workplace online to get your bearings. Now what? Time to find out how to make your apprenticeship or traineeship a roaring success!

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It doesn’t matter if it’s a full-time job, a vocational apprenticeship or a part-time internship – first impressions are always important. Lots of articles have been written about how to use those first precious few seconds wisely… so we thought we’d look at the first couple of weeks instead. After

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Why a potential young employee with work experience has as much to offer as one with a degree.

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