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European Employment Services (EURES) aims to facilitate the free movement of workers within the 30 countries of the European Economic Area (EEA). EURES objectives are to inform, counsel and provide advice to potentially mobile workers on job opportunities and living and working conditions in the European Economic Area and assist employers to recruit workers from other countries within EEA


Unemployment

DateMaleFemaleTotal
26 August 20107.2296.16313.392

A specific proviso must be made in the evaluation of the unemployment rate, for example, about 20% included in the number of these figures are receiving part-time benefits.

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Payment slips in electronic form
 

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EURES: Assistance within even the most unusual professions

When a Romanian glassblower was made redundant, chances seemed slim that he would find another opportunity in his unusual profession. Luckily help was not far away.
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Mobility for artists

A recent EURES event saw the participation of hundreds of artists keen to learn about employment opportunities around Europe.
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Finding new opportunities from the comfort of your home

After graduating, Swedish student Kristin Jacobsen decided she wanted an interesting opportunity in a beautiful location. Little did she know, the perfect opportunity was only a click away.
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