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Jobseekers looking for work may find it easier and more rewarding to target in-demand jobs.
Finding – or training – the right person for the job can help boost productivity at a time when many European employers are finding it difficult to recruit.
The EU has made much progress in fostering diversity, inclusion and equal opportunities for all its citizens. Two EU-wide cards promise to improve mobility and access to facilities for persons with disabilities across all EU countries.
The EURES Targeted Mobility Scheme (TMS) fully supported Jesús Ortiz and his family to live and work Norway.
Upcoming changes will soon impact jobseekers with EURES accounts. Find out what this means for your job search.
Jobseekers had many interesting questions for EURES Advisers at a recent European (Online) Job Day. Here are some more common questions and the answers.
Jobseekers had many interesting questions for EURES Advisers at a recent European (Online) Job Day. Here are some of the most common questions and the answers.
Are you an EU national relocating to another EU country for work? Once you have dealt with the essentials of your move, it’s time to think about transitioning your finances to your new setting.
Free movement across borders is one of the many advantages of being a citizen of the EU. But what does it actually cost to live in these countries?
Moving to another country and your local language skills are poor or non-existent? Here’s how to make your journey to fluency a smooth one.