Author: Tatyana Gracheva
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs will open 50 vacancies for young people – Sibiga
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine has announced the opening of 50 vacancies for young people for the positions of attachés and leading specialists. Candidates must know two foreign languages and have an appropriate level of education. Tomorrow, October 9, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine will open 50 vacant positions for young […]
Read moreAlmost 3 million employed in Serbia statistics office says
The Republic Statistics Office (RZS) said on Friday that a labor force survey showed that almost 2.9 people were employed in Serbia in the second quarter of 2024. “According to the LFS data for the second quarter 2024, the number of the employed persons was 2,899,700, the number of the unemployed persons was 257,800, while […]
Read moreOver 14,000 migrants arrive in Kazakhstan in 1H24, majority from China and CIS
Kazakhstan has recorded a significant rise in migration from China and CIS countries during 1H24, according to Askarbek Yertayev, Vice Minister of Labor and Social Protection. The country’s migration balance has remained positive since 2022. In total, more than 14,000 people arrived in Kazakhstan for permanent residence during the reporting period, while approximately 7,000 individuals […]
Read moreGeorgian PM highlights ruling party’s “ambitious goal” for country’s budget to exceed $18.2 bln, average salary to rise to $1,277 by 2028
Kobakhidze also highlighted “the positive employment trends”, noting 1,217,000 people had been employed in 2021 and 170,000 new jobs had been created in the last two and a half years, adding, at least 200,000 additional job opportunities would be provided by 2028 at this pace. Photo: Georgian Dream rakli Kobakhidze, the head of the ruling […]
Read more25 thousand people yearly have quitted Serbia forever over last decade
According to a recent study titled “The Mobility of Serbia’s Workforce,” conducted by the Institute for Development and Innovation, over 25,000 people have permanently left Serbia each year for more than a decade.
In the first seven months of this year Serbia has issued around 50,000 work permits to foreigners, mostly from China, Russia and Turkey, while Serbian citizens predominantly head to Germany and the U.S.
Institute director Nenad Jevtovic says that Serbia’s current work market situation has immeasurably improved compared to 2008, when there were nearly one million unemployed in the country. Now this number is 296,000, and many of these people are temporarily unemployed, i.e. between jobs.
Jevtovic stated that global economic trends and the fact that Serbia “has been war-free for 25 years” have led to these statistics. She also added that, therefore, “one has to be seriously untalented for economic policy to not achieve improvement.”
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Read moreMigrants from Kazakhstan will get a paved way for labor in South Korea
The Ministry of Labor and Social Protection of Kazakhstan reports that South Korea wants to let Kazakhstanis legally work in the country by including Kazakhstan in its Employment Permit System (EPS).
According to the agency’s statement, the intention of representatives of the Ministry of Employment and Labor of the Republic of Korea to include Kazakhstan in the EPS was confirmed following the negotiations. It will let Kazakhstanis work legally in South Korea under the signed employment contracts.
Kazakhstan’s Vice Minister of Labor and Social Protection Askarbek Yertayev reported that a number of comprehensive measures to enhance the legal framework to protect labor and social rights of migrants is being taken, such as establishing a multifunctional center for professional and language training in Almaty for those who want to work in South Korea.
Measures aimed at combating illegal migration and fostering favorable conditions for the expansion of legal labor activities are being taken by his agency in collaboration with the Ministry of Internal Affairs (MFA) of Kazakhstan.
Seoul’s willingness to develop close cooperation with Kazakhstan was announced last year by Park Jin, former minister of foreign affairs of South Korea.
Nevertheless, as Aibek Smadiyarov, the official spokesperson for Kazakhstan’s MFA, emphasized, Kazakhstani citizens can legally work in Korea only after receiving special approvals and labor visas arranged by their employers.
The mutual visa-free travel agreement allowing citizens of both states to stay in the other country for 30 days was resumed by Kazakhstan and South Korea in April 2022.
They also resumed direct air travel between Kazakhstan and South Korea (Astana-Seoul) this summer.
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Read moreUkraine Business Roundup — Ukraine launches e-residency for foreigners
Ukraine launched an e-residency program this past week, giving some foreigners remote access to services in the country, mainly the ability to open a business and bank account and pay taxes at a favorable rate. The move is part of the country’s wider digitalization efforts to counter both bureaucratic difficulties and corruption launched after President […]
Read moreOver Last Decade, 25k People Have Permanently Left Serbia Each Year
For more than a decade, over 25,000 people have permanently left Serbia each year, says a recent study titled “The Mobility of Serbia’s Workforce,” conducted by the Institute for Development and Innovation. While Serbian citizens mostly head to Germany and the U.S, Serbia has, in the first seven months of this year, issued around 50,000 […]
Read moreSouth Korea paves way for labor migrants from Kazakhstan
South Korea wants to include Kazakhstan in its Employment Permit System (EPS) to let Kazakhstanis legally work in the country, according to the Ministry of Labor and Social Protection of Kazakhstan. «Following the negotiations, representatives of the Ministry of Employment and Labor of the Republic of Korea confirmed their intention to include Kazakhstan in the […]
Read moreHK grants Georgia visa-free access starting 30 September
Hong Kong passport holders may also visit Georgia visa-free. The Immigration Department announced that nationals of Georgia holding valid diplomatic, official, or ordinary passports may visit Hong Kong visa-free for up to 30 days starting 30 September. As Georgia is part of the Belt and Road initiative, the department said this arrangement aims to enhance […]
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