EUJOBS recognizes the critical role of education in shaping and sustaining a high-quality workforce within the European Union. In today's complex socio-economic landscape, we understand that educational institutions are essential in nurturing talent and enabling the vital cross-border mobility of skilled professionals. In alignment with our strategic commitment to supporting Europe's educational sector and fostering talent mobility across EU...
The European Union (EU) is grappling with a growing crisis that threatens its economic stability: a significant shortage of skilled labor. Key industries such as construction, healthcare, transportation, and information and communication technology (ICT) are struggling to find qualified workers to meet rising demands. As the global competition for talent intensifies, the EU must act decisively to address this challenge and secure its economic...
The war in Ukraine has significantly affected the European job market, reshaping labor dynamics, migration trends, and economic policies. This article analyzes the impact of the ongoing conflict on the EU job market from the perspective of a recruitment platform, considering the recent stance of the European Union on the war and shifts in U.S. policies. It explores labor shortages, migrant workforce integration, economic uncertainty, and...
The European Union is on the cusp of a new enlargement round, potentially welcoming nations from the Western Balkans into its fold. This process is more than just a political formality; it's a major shift that will reshape the EU job market and impact migration patterns. The latest policy brief from Clingendael and the European Policy Centre (EPC), "Labour Migration and EU Enlargement: Reconciling Dutch and Western Balkan Priorities," digs deep...
In a bold bid to sharpen its operational efficiency amid a challenging market, Porsche AG is set to trim approximately 3,900 jobs over the coming years. According to the company's latest announcement, about 1,900 positions will phase out naturally—through retirements, controlled hiring, and voluntary departures—while an additional 2,000 roles will conclude as fixed-term contracts expire. This restructuring comes on the heels of a reported...
This is the story of Erdem Aktaş, a young man who has dreamed of becoming a car painter since childhood. An employment project under the EU co-funded NEET PRO Grant Programme is helping him achieve this dream. “When I was a child, I used to play car games all the time. I also watched car painting videos on the internet. They would use spray guns to paint the cars before polishing them with machines. The cars would end up looking so...
Starting March 5, 2025, European nationals will be able to apply for an Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA) to enter the United Kingdom. From April 2, 2025, this digital travel permit will become mandatory for eligible European travelers visiting the UK. This marks a significant expansion of the UK’s ETA program, which was successfully introduced to non-European nationals last year. Visitors from countries like the United States, Canada, and...
In a landmark initiative aligned with the European Commission's digital agenda, Cisco has committed to training 1.5 million EU citizens in foundational digital competencies by 2030. Announced at the European Employment and Social Rights Forum in Brussels, the program targets emerging skill gaps in artificial intelligence (AI), cybersecurity, data science, and IoT – critical domains for Europe's transition to a digital-first economy. Strategic...
Brussels, 10 March 2025 – EU employment and social affairs ministers will convene at the Employment, Social Policy, Health and Consumer Affairs Council to discuss key labour market challenges, including strategies to extend working careers and promote workforce participation among older employees. One of the primary topics on the agenda is the European Semester and its role in shaping employment and social policies across the EU. With an...
