According to the estimated data from the Polish Community Association, around 21 million Poles and people of Polish descent live outside of Poland. Polish emigration – so, where do they go most often and why? For Poles, emigration has been a common phenomenon for years. The reasons are varied, but the predominant ones have always been economic, meaning labor migration. Labor migration directions of Poles in the European Union It is definitely easier for a Pole to find a job within the European Union, due to EU regulations and geographical proximity. Polish labor migration to European countries can last a…
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Germany continues to be one of the most popular destinations for foreigners seeking employment. As a result, those considering a long-term stay should pay attention to how the German pension system functions. What are the rules for receiving a pension in Germany? How much is it? We answer these questions in the article below. Work in Germany – What are the popular industries? The job market in Germany heavily relies on foreign workers. Job offers can be found in nearly every industry, and employment is available both seasonally and year-round. It’s worth considering looking for work in smaller towns, where…
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In 2025, an important change is coming to the Polish job market – salary transparency in job advertisements. Although currently employers are not required to disclose salary details in job offers, changes to the Labor Code are already in the legislative process, and a bill to amend these regulations has been submitted to the Parliament. What does this mean for employers? Publish your job ad on europa.jobs! Increase in Transparency and Protection Against Wage Discrimination The new regulations aim to increase transparency in the labor market and protect employees from wage discrimination. After their implementation, employers will be required to…
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Since the UK’s decision to leave the EU, the trend of moving to the UK for work has diminished. Many changes have been introduced to the rules for hiring foreigners. However, salaries in the UK remain competitive compared to other EU countries. In this article, we’ll take a look at how much you can currently earn in the UK. Job Offers on europa.jobs Entry and Stay in the UK Since January 1, 2021, citizens from the Schengen Area are required to have a visa with a work permit if they are traveling for purposes other than business, family visits, or…
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The high standard of living and work attracts foreigners to come to work in Iceland. The largest group of immigrants in Iceland is made up of Polish citizens, who account for about 10-15% of the total population. If you already live and work there, read on to learn when the public holidays and days off in Iceland will be in 2025. europa.jobs – Latest Job Offers! Jobs in Iceland The demand for migrant workers in Iceland is high, especially in industries that require labor, and in sectors where Icelanders cannot meet the demand for workers. These are mainly sectors such…
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Finland supports immigration policies, as they aim to promote the country among migrant workers. The Finnish job market offers attractive salaries and good conditions for living and working. If you live with your family and work in Finland, or if you’re considering doing so, this article will help you understand the advantages and disadvantages of living in Finland. Work on europa.jobs Entry to Finland Citizens of the EU traveling to Finland have the right to enter freely by presenting one of the following documents: a passport, temporary passport, or identity card. If the stay is shorter than three months, there…
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Germany ranks among the leading European countries in terms of minimum wage. It is no surprise that it remains a top destination for labor migration. In this article, we will present the minimum wage rates in Germany effective from January 1, 2025. In Germany, as in many other European countries, a minimum wage is in place. It was introduced in 2015 under the Minimum Wage Act. Another wage increase is planned for June 2025. Minimum Wage in Germany in 2025 The gross minimum wage per hour is now €12.82. In 2024, it was €12.41 gross. This change applies to both…
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Germany is a very popular destination for migrant workers. One of the key factors in deciding to work and live in this country is the pricing policy. You can read more about the best places to shop in Germany in this article. As we know, the cost of living in Germany is higher than in some European countries. When talking about product prices, it’s important to keep in mind that they depend on: If you’re considering working in Germany, check out current job offers on europa.jobs! Shopping in Germany – Where to Find the Cheapest Stores? In general, shopping in…
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In France, the minimum wage, known as SMIC (Salaire Minimum Interprofessionnel de Croissance), is adjusted every year, typically changing on January 1st. However, this did not happen this year. The minimum wage will remain at the level set on November 1, 2024. A recent increase in the minimum wage by the government exceeded the inflation rate used to calculate required increases, so the wage could not be raised again with the new year. The minimum wage in France follows the principle of “equal pay for equal work,” meaning discrimination based on gender, age, or other factors is prohibited. Job Offers…
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France is one of the most popular destinations for migrant workers. The country attracts to work people from various parts of the world, particularly from Central and Eastern Europe, Africa, and Asia. Therefore, it’s worth familiarizing yourself with the list of public holidays and days off in France in 2025. Work in Europe with europa.jobs In France, there will be 11 public holidays in 2025, of which 10 fall on weekdays and 1 on the weekend. There are also additional (local) holidays celebrated depending on the region. For example, in Alsace and the Moselle department, Good Friday (which falls on…