When planning a job trip to the Netherlands, you will probably come across the term “age distribution”. An age distribution pension is a legally regulated system under which an employer can (and unfortunately most likely will) pay an employee under the age of 21 a significantly lower salary. Some companies use your age as your age group when calculating your salary, while others use your exact birthday. It is worth checking carefully before you leave, what the minimum wages are in the Netherlands and what awaits you when working in this country!

Switzerland is among the richest countries in the world. What’s more, in March a ranking of the most expensive countries to live in was published and Switzerland was on the top of the list. How much does it cost to live in this country? And most importantly – are the costs of living in Switzerland adequate to earnings? Check it out in the article below! Working in Switzerland – what is worth knowing? Costs of living in Switzerland and earnings Before we get into the analysis of the costs of living in Switzerland, it is worth reading the previous article…

For a joint trip abroad to work, it is much easier to decide on – mainly due to the fears of travelling to a foreign country and the risk of meeting a dishonest employer. With a loved one at our side, we take more courage to face all possible adversities. What does work for couples abroad look like and what is worth paying attention to, when deciding on a joint trip?

Home to around nine million people, London is not only the capital of England but the largest city in the United Kingdom. It’s a place that everyone should visit at least once in their lives, with world-class museums, legendary markets and iconic landmarks to discover. With the Thames River snaking through its heart, London is also a collection of diverse neighbourhoods, each with its own aesthetic and atmosphere. Deciding where to stay can be difficult, to say the least, particularly if it’s your first time in the city. 

Have you ever wondered why so many people choose the Netherlands for their first economic trip abroad? Several factors may have an impact on this: easiness of finding a job through the employment agency, earnings and working conditions. In addition, it seems important to be able to work without knowing the language. Jobs in the Netherlands without knowledge of the language – check which industries do not require a foreign language. Entry and stay in the Netherlands An EU citizen can legally stay in the Netherlands for a maximum of 4 months without any additional formalities. All you need is…

There are about 50 different mobile operators in Spain. Due to the high competition in the market of telephone companies, larger operators create or acquire other brands to expand their target group. Mobile operators in Spain – what do they offer? Which one to choose? The answer to these and other questions, you will find in this article. Major mobile operators in Spain Mobile operator Services Group Movistar Optical-fiber, mobile phone, television Movistar Orange Optical-fiber, mobile phone, television Orange Vodafone Optical-fiber, mobile phone, television Vodafone What types of mobile phone companies exist in Spain? In Spain, there are two types…

Why are more and more people deciding to stay in Iceland permanently? First of all because of the high salary. Apart from that, the attention is drawn to social benefits in Iceland. Unemployment allowance, rehabilitation benefits are just some of them. Check what are the social benefits in Iceland! Entry and stay in Iceland Iceland belongs to the Schengen area, which allows EU citizens to travel freely between the countries without completing any additional formalities or permits. Border control is rare, but when crossing it, you must have with you one of the following documents: If you intend to spend…

Ireland no longer attracts the attention of foreign migrants as it did a few years ago. However, it is believed that it is easier to find a job in Ireland than in other EU countries. Ireland is open to foreign workers. Are you planning a trip to Ireland? Be sure to check days off and holidays in Ireland.

Belgium is one of the most popular job destinations on the europa.jobs portal. It ranks 4th, right after Germany, the Netherlands and France. How high are the earnings in Belgium? More information you will find in the article. Arrival and stay in Belgium – rules When crossing the border with Belgium, every EU citizen can present one of the following documents: Within a period of up to 3 months, an EU citizen has the right to work and live in Belgium without obtaining any additional permits / documents. The only thing you need to do is to report your stay…

We are fast approaching the beginning of the vacation season, that is, the hottest period on the employment market – seasonal jobs. What do seasonal jobs abroad look like? What earnings can be counted on and where is the greatest demand for seasonal workers? All answers further in the article! The demand for seasonal workers in the summer months is incomparably high. The main advantage of employment in the summer season is the lack of requirements from the employer, which translates into a shortened recruitment process. During the seasonal period, you can confidently apply for ‘job offers without’: In addition,…