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RSSThe world is changing rapidly. The third industrial revolution, which began in the 1960s and saw electronics, IT and automated production become an integral part of our lives, has recently given way to a new age of technological advancements.
If you are thinking of going to Austria to work then it’s worth taking a good look at EURES Austria’s new Living and Working brochure. With over 60 pages of useful facts and information covering all aspects of making a successful to Austria, the brochure is a must-read for anyone considering
After 10 years of studying economics, Theodora Dobreva expected to find a job directly related to her degree. But having graduated with a bachelor’s degree in economics and financial control, the two job offers she received had nothing to do with her field of study.
The internet is an amazing tool when it comes to looking for a job. But it can also be confusing, with so much information and so many options making it difficult to know where to start. Before you know it, three hours have passed and you’re no closer to landing that dream job.
Looking for a job can be time-consuming and sometimes a bit frustrating. It can be daunting to know that you applied for your dream job last week… but so did 300 other candidates! What’s the key to success?
Qualified teachers searching for work in Finland are finding new opportunities in Sweden thanks to cooperation within the EURES network.
Two years since taking the plunge and moving from France to Slovenia with the help of EURES, pastry chef Valerie Labat-Gest is now preparing to open her own store in Istanbul.
Swedish trainees wanting to get into the Danish hospitality sector have been given a boost thanks to a two-week course, set up through EURES cross-border cooperation in the Øresund region.
Shipping, cruising, logistics, oil and gas industries – just some of the areas looking for workers at the first maritime themed European (Online) Job Day, E(O)JD held in Venice on site and online, 9 November.
Ana-Marija Vratanar, from a little village in Slovenia, had been looking for a good job at home before seeing a job vacancy that aroused her curiosity.