Tag: Labor Market

Sweden's repeal of the 'track change' policy significantly impacts work permit holders, as it alters the conditions for job changes ...

Luxembourg has raised the salary threshold for the EU Blue Card by over 7%, reflecting the nation's commitment to attracting ...

The International Monetary Fund’s recent report highlights significant gender gaps in Malta's labor market, citing disparities in wages, employment rates, ...

Slovenia's average net salary increased by 4.6% year-on-year in real terms as of January, according to SeeNews. This growth reflects ...

Spain's recent decision to grant the Basque Country authority over foreign work permits marks a significant shift in regional autonomy. ...

The "Croatia Human Capital Review" by the World Bank Group underscores the importance of investing in education and health for ...

A recent study reveals a troubling trend in Germany: women's salaries drop significantly after marriage, a phenomenon termed the "husband ...

According to Eurostat data reported by Delano.lu, women occupy 22% of managerial positions in Luxembourg, highlighting ongoing gender disparities in ...

A recent report reveals that Greece ranks among the European Union nations with the highest percentage of low-wage earners. This ...

Sweden is actively seeking to attract highly skilled professionals from non-EU countries as part of its strategy to boost innovation ...

Switzerland is taking steps to enhance employment accessibility for third-country nationals. The initiative aims to simplify work permit processes, fostering ...

Norway's jobless rate fell in January, indicating positive employment trends as the economy shows signs of recovery. Experts highlight the ...