Multiposting on Eurojobs.com
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Multiposting on Eurojobs.com
Multiposting - To post multiple vacancies (on multiple sites) directly
from your machine with one mouse click.
Multiposting makes your recruitment life a lot easier, hence Eurojobs.com
is integrated with the leading European multiposting services.
We can also create a dedicated XML-feed for your vacancies, so you can
post directly from your back-office to your account on Eurojobs.
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Posted by Armando de Castano on Dec 17, 2009
No borders in the EU? You're kidding!
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No borders in the EU? You must be joking!
As with most information regarding the bureaucracy in the EU, this can
only be used as a guideline. Always check the local situation!
Who said there were no more borders in Europe?
The people in charge, i.e. the politicians in the various capitals around
Europe, have made it easy for passport holders of the European Union to
travel from one country to the other within the EU, but what happens when
you try to work in another country than your own in Europe?
Are there really no borders left or have they just changed their appearance?
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Posted by Harmen Rijks on Dec 01, 2009
Working in Europe
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So, you want to work in Europe?
Whatever your reason for wanting to work in Europe, you will first need
to overcome a few issues.
1. The (not so small matter of a) work permit.
2. Further local red tape.
3. Lingua Franca = English (or not).
4. Where to live. Local attitudes to strangers.
5. How to find a job.
6. How to keep a job.
7. Beware: Scams about!
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Work permits. This is becoming more streamlined with the arrival of
the European Union, the ever extending European Superstate.
If you don’t know ..........
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Posted by Harmen Rijks on Nov 06, 2009
Workpermit Overview
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The harsh truth
Despite it’s history of absorbing imigrants, Europe is not very welcoming
to new visitors anymore. There are many reasons for this and they tend
to be the same everywhere in the world: nationalistic politics, high unemployment
levels, market protection, welfare states and high knowledge levels.
The economic crisis has hit Europe hard. Some countries in Europe have
suffered more than others. Iceland was hit hard, but Italy seems to coast
along nicely. Germany and France are already out of the recession, but
the UK economy is still contracting. And Turkey continues growing. It’s
a real economic patchwork and this makes finding the right job not very
straightforward.
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Posted by Harmen Rijks on Oct 29, 2009