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There is a shortage of skilled workers in many sectors. Whether in care, gastronomy or the skilled trades, companies are desperately looking for staff. There are now service centers throughout Saxony to promote immigration.
Saxony's cities and municipalities are calling for a radical streamlining of public administration and a strengthening of the business location.
Economics Minister Dulig warns of a growing shortage of skilled workers in Saxony and emphasizes the importance of foreign workers.
Saxony extends Georgius Agricola scholarships for students from abroad to meet demand for skilled workers
Federal Employment Agency sees good opportunities for new jobs for employees in the solar industry in Saxony despite the crisis. Shortage of skilled workers.
Saxon government calls for closer cooperation between schools and companies to promote STEM subjects and the next generation of skilled workers.
The head of the Saxon government and the Minister of Education and Cultural Affairs are advocating increased cooperation between schools and companies in order to promote interest in STEM subjects.
Geert Mackenroth supports employment agency approach and Saxon integration law
On Thursday evening, a very diverse panel discussion organized by the Saxon Ministry of Economic Affairs took place in Radebeul.
The Saxon state capital of Dresden is expected to have over 600,000 inhabitants by 2040. This growth will result from new arrivals and new workers due to planned company relocations.
Investments at Infineon and Globalfoundries, a new building at technology group Jenoptik and the planned relocation of TSMC as a major project: "Silicon Saxony" is growing and Saxony's high-tech industry is optimistic about 2024.
The heads of the eastern German states meet for a special conference in Brussels to discuss irregular migration and securing skilled workers.
75 percent of newly created jobs in Dresden have been filled by foreign specialists. Dresden is booming and cosmopolitan.
The rise of right-wing extremism in Saxony is making it difficult to recruit international specialists for the Dresden plant of German chip manufacturer Infineon.
The East German Ministers of Economics and Labor want to facilitate access to the labor market for foreign employees in order to counteract the shortage of skilled workers.
Federal Minister of Economics and Climate Protection Robert Habeck meets the Lausitzrunde, a municipal alliance, to discuss the current status of the transformation in Lausitz. The article analyzes the progress, the financial support from the federal government and the ongoing challenges such as the shortage of skilled workers.