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Moving to another EU country for work? Don’t let the hidden costs catch you off guard. From utility deposits to your first pay cheque, here’s your essential guide to financial survival.
Delivering food, driving people from A to B or freelancing online? New EU rules could change your status, unlock employee benefits and stop unfair algorithmic decisions.
Nerea Barroso Clarós achieved her ambition of working abroad when she moved from Barcelona to Germany’s North Rhine-Westphalia region with support from the EURES Targeted Mobility Scheme (TMS).
New EU pay transparency rules are now taking effect across the EU. Discover how to boost trust, attract top talent and give your business a competitive edge through clear salary communication.
Your European job search at your fingertips: apply for jobs across Europe, attend online events and connect with employers – all in one place.
Dreaming of working for Europe? Discover the essential collection of free publications covering EU institutions, laws and the exact skills you need to succeed with your application.
A comprehensive forecast on future labour market trends reveals booming opportunities in tech and green sectors, while highlighting critical shortages. Find out how you can use these insights if you’re an employer or jobseeker.
Confused by complex recognition rules and disconnected digital systems? Two new reports highlight the barriers preventing your skills from travelling freely across Europe.
AI is playing a bigger role in hiring, but laws protect you. Here is what you need to know.
In today’s Europe of skills shortages, public employment services are helping employers adopt effective recruitment practices that focus more on skills, not qualifications.