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Kazakhstan, Armenia implement visa-free travel agreement
Kazakhstan and Armenia have officially introduced a visa-free travel regime, following the signing of a new law by Kazakh President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev. According to the presidential press service, cited by Caliber.Az, the head of state signed the law of the Republic of Kazakhstan on the ratification of the “Agreement between the Government of the Republic […]
Read moreMedian monthly earnings in Georgia reach 1,332 GEL in 2024
Preliminary data from the National Statistics Office of Georgia (Geostat) reveals that Employee earnings in Georgia continued to grow in 2024, with the median monthly income rising by 7.6% compared to the previous year. The median monthly earnings reached 1,332 GEL, reflecting the midpoint of income distribution among employed persons. However, the figure remains 32.4% […]
Read moreThere are over 400 employment opportunities on the Regional Job Fair
Infostud’s largest online event in the region, The Regional Job Fair, has started. They designed it for everyone seeking employment or looking to change their career path.
The fair offers various job opportunities across multiple sectors. It runs from 14 to 21 October and brings together employers from Serbia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, and North Macedonia.
Only in Serbia 38 companies have opened more than 450 job positions on this year’s fair. Over 700 vacancies from 100 employers are offered across the entire region. Real-time chat allows the participants to learn about working conditions, browse available positions, and connect directly with employers.
Notably, anyone can participate in this online fair from any location by visiting rs.regionalnisajamposlova.com.
Moreover, practical advice on how to overcome nervousness and approach job interviews with confidence will be provided on a webinar titled “Prepare for job hunting without fear and stress” during the fair.
More than 300,000 visitors made the Regional Job Fair the central meeting point for candidates and employers across the region last year.
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Read moreNumber of Ukrainians employed in Germany triples
The share of Ukrainians in Germany’s total workforce has tripled to 0.6% in two years. Source: ntv with reference to data from the Institute for Employment Research (IAB) in Nuremberg, as reported by European Pravda Details: According to the study, in the fourth quarter of last year, about 242,000 Ukrainians were employed, 165,000 of whom […]
Read moreRegional Job Fair begins with over 400 employment opportunities
The Regional Job Fair, Infostud’s largest online event in the region, has begun. It is designed for everyone seeking employment or looking to change their career path. The fair runs from 14 to 21 October and brings together employers from Serbia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, and North Macedonia, offering various job opportunities across multiple sectors. […]
Read moreKazakhstan and Qatar agree on labor migration regulation
Deputies of the Kazakh Senate approved the Law of Kazakhstan On ratification of the Agreement between the Governments of Kazakhstan and Qatar on regulating the employment of workers from Kazakhstan in Qatar, Kazinform News Agency reports. The agreement was signed on February 14, 2024, during the Kazakh President’s visit to Qatar. It is purposed to […]
Read moreA notable demand is observed on IT skills, attracting interest from both young people and individuals of various ages – Skillwill
The shortage of qualified personnel continues to be a significant challenges for local businesses, Konstantin Shubitidze, academic director of Skillwill, said an interview with «Commersant». He noted that the increasing demand in the labor market requires the advancement of vocational education to align with employers’ needs. In recent years, both the public and private sectors […]
Read more200 job vacancies without responses: professions avoided by Ukrainians
The labor market in Ukraine in 2025 is brimming with vacancies that remain unnoticed. According to data from the State Employment Service, over 200 vacancies have been registered as ‘dead’ because no resumes have been submitted for them. The main problem with these vacancies lies in their narrowness: they require rare knowledge or skills, often […]
Read moreWestern Balkans need ‘better jobs’ to narrow gap with EU – World Bank
The Western Balkan economies – Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Kosovo, Montenegro, North Macedonia, and Serbia – need to tackle the gap between rising workforce education levels and a labour market dominated by lower-skilled jobs, which prevents the region from converging with EU living standards at a faster pace, the World Bank said on Tuesday. Despite […]
Read moreEducation sector held the biggest share in employment among non-profit institutions
Non-profit institutions are legal entities or organizations which produce goods and services and are not focused to receive profits or financial gains. Most of goods and services produced by non-profit institutions are sold free of charge or in economically non-significant prices. These organizations are mostly self-financed, receive donations or membership fees. Financial and non-financial assets […]
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