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Germany announces immigration strategy to address the labor shortage

Marian RomainebyMarian Romaine
March 30, 2023
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Germany announces immigration strategy to address the labor shortage
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The German government unveiled a package of planned reforms on Wednesday to alleviate labor shortages in the biggest economy of the nation by encouraging immigration, skill development, and hiring from Western Balkan nations.

Hubertus Heil, the minister of labor, stated that one of Germany’s most important economic tasks for the foreseeable future is to secure its skilled labor base. He added that in 2022, the number of open positions had reached a record high of almost 2 million.

An additional 60,000 workers might be hired annually as a result of the planned reforms, which include new immigration legislation targeted at removing barriers for immigrants, particularly those from outside the European Union. The bill provides three different entry points for foreign laborers, including a brand-new “opportunity card” for people who have the potential to find employment.

The cabinet also adopted an education bill allowing young people to receive paid off-the-job training, as well as new rules for job seekers from Montenegro, Serbia, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Kosovo, and the Republic of Northern Macedonia. Herbert Bruecker, a migration expert, applauded the extension because, three to five years after arriving in Germany, these immigrants’ employment rates ranged between 97% and 98%.

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