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Mittelstand
- Fact 1: German SMEs prize their employees
- Fact 2: German SMEs are family-minded
- Fact 3: German SMEs are modern and cosmopolitan
- Fact 4: German SMEs offer enticing career opportunities
- Fact 5: German SMEs invest to create more jobs
- Fact 6: The strongholds of German SMEs
- Fact 7: German SMEs do business for the long term
- Fact 8: SMEs have a strong sense of social responsibility
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Industry profiles
- Health and care
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- Setting up a business in Germany
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- Working
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- Prospects
- Demanded professions
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Mittelstand
- Fact 1: German SMEs prize their employees
- Fact 2: German SMEs are family-minded
- Fact 3: German SMEs are modern and cosmopolitan
- Fact 4: German SMEs offer enticing career opportunities
- Fact 5: German SMEs invest to create more jobs
- Fact 6: The strongholds of German SMEs
- Fact 7: German SMEs do business for the long term
- Fact 8: SMEs have a strong sense of social responsibility
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Industry profiles
- Health and care
- IT and telecommunications
- Aerospace engineering
- Automotive engineering
- Chemicals and pharmaceuticals
- Pioneer in energy technology
- Medical technology
- Mechanical and plant engineering
- Electrical engineering and electronics
- Steel and metal industry
- Precision engineering and optics
- Building and construction
- Setting up a business in Germany
- Research
- Business etiquette
Prospects in Germany
Against the backdrop of demographic change, it is becoming increasingly important for companies to find well-trained staff. As a result, the German labour market offers excellent opportunities for trained workers, even from abroad.
Germany is one of the EU countries with the lowest unemployment rates. There are two main reasons why the situation for qualified workers looks set to stay favourable: German companies are highly competitive and they need ever larger numbers of highly trained employees. more
Germany has one of the highest immigration rates in the world. Today, immigrants and their descendents work in every imaginable post – from simple employee to top manager. more
Germany is one of the EU countries with the lowest unemployment rates. There are two main reasons why the situation for qualified workers looks set to stay favourable: German companies are highly competitive and they need ever larger numbers of highly trained employees. more
Germany offers young people a vocational training system that few other countries can match: up-and-coming young professionals work in companies while at the same time learning the basics of the profession in specialised schools. As a citizen of the EU, you can do vocational training too. more
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