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Bertelsmann Foundation Job Monitor: These professions are in high demand in Germany
The Bertelsmann Foundation's Job Monitor shows current trends in the job market by examining various factors in job advertisements.
Global Gender Gap Report: Still 134 years to go until global gender parity is achieved
The Global Gender Gap Report 2024 highlights the progress and obstacles on the path to gender parity.
The economy reacts: How the European elections are influencing the market
The economy reacts: Following the European elections, companies and associations express their concerns.
Volunteering and politics: Challenges in local politics
Focus on (volunteer) mayors: A study by Ruhr University Bochum highlights the challenges in local politics.
Voice of Diversity
#VoiceOfDiversity: This was the slogan for yesterday's 12th German Diversity Day.
“Communication strengthens democracy”
To mark the 75th anniversary of the German Basic Law, the communications associations DPRG, BdKom, and GPRA are launching the initiative “Communication strengthens democracy.”
Companies for Diversity: Alliance against Extremism and Populism
More than 30 companies have joined forces to promote diversity, tolerance, and a cosmopolitan Europe.
20 years of EU enlargement: How skilled workers from Eastern Europe changed the German labor market
Twenty years after EU enlargement, what conclusions can be drawn regarding the concerns and expectations expressed by citizens at the time?
Trend study: Youth in Germany 2024
How is Gen Z doing in this country? The trend study “Youth in Germany 2024” sheds light on attitudes toward the world of work, politics, and much more.
Happiness at work: awork report identifies key factors
How can happiness at work be achieved? And how is it measured? The Work Happiness Report answers these questions.
Monitor warns: Companies are neglecting climate protection
According to the Corporate Climate Responsibility Monitor 2024, 51 of the world's largest companies are not doing enough to protect the climate.
Skills shortage in Germany: Decline in skills gap not an indicator of easing situation
Study shows decline in the number of unfilled positions in Germany last year. However, the shortage of skilled workers remains a key problem.
EU Commission aims to make paid internships the norm with new directive
According to a 2019 survey, around half of all interns in the EU were not paid.
Council of Europe warns of socioeconomic inequality in Germany
A new report by the Council of Europe's Commissioner for Human Rights shows increasing socioeconomic inequality in Germany.
Focus on equality: Study identifies seven “gender gaps”
A new study by the Bertelsmann Foundation identifies seven gender gaps in the labor market and proposes measures to promote greater equality.
“Strike like in Japan” - GDL strike leads to wishful thinking
The GDL strikes are once again causing massive restrictions for travelers. Striking “like in Japan” seems tempting in this situation.
Premiere: German Skilled Worker Award goes to seven winners
The German Skilled Labor Award from the Federal Ministry of Labor recognizes companies for innovative solutions to securing skilled labor for the first time.
Migrant perspectives: What are the fields of work upon arrival?
New to Germany? A new study by the Hans Böckler Foundation shows that first jobs are often in the catering, cleaning, and care sectors.
AI in federal ministries: A patchwork of regulations
The future of work with AI: Federal ministries demonstrate how differently AI tools can be used.
Study: Prosperity in Germany and the US – GDP comparison is misleading
Although the GDP of the USA is higher, the German population is better off than the American population in many areas.
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