Struggling to find a job in Germany? You’re not alone. This article features top recruitment experts Nat and Tom, who share their insider tips on everything from job market research to nailing your interviews and evaluating job offers. Discover how to turn your job search into a success story, work in Germany, and seamlessly integrate into German society.
Employment & Labor Law in Germany – Know Your Employee Rights
Self-employed in Germany – A Comprehensive Guide
Unemployment Benefit in Germany (+ Citizen’s Income) – Application Guide for Expats
In this article, you will find everything you need to know about unemployment benefits (Arbeitslosengeld) in Germany. We will also talk about citizen’s income (Bürgergeld) for those who are unable to finance their living expenses. You will learn about their differences, how much money you can get, the duration of the benefits, and how you can apply for the benefits. Continue reading “Unemployment Benefit in Germany (+ Citizen’s Income) – Application Guide for Expats”
Anmeldung in Germany: The Best Step-By-Step Guide for Address Registration
Church Tax in Germany – How to Stop Paying It?
How To Write Your Cover Letter in Germany (+ English Example!)
How to write your CV in Germany (+ English template!)
20 Ideas to Make Money from Home – Anyone Can Do
Due to the coronavirus crisis, many people are getting used to working from home. Working from home has a lot of benefits. You can save time on commuting, spend more time with your family, and you can even work in your pajamas. It doesn’t matter if you are a student or housewife wanting to make some money from home; or if you have a full-time job already but looking for ways to make some extra cash on the side. In this article, you will find many different ways to make money from home. Continue reading “20 Ideas to Make Money from Home – Anyone Can Do”
13 Tips for Working From Home with a Toddler
In this post, you will find tips for working from home with a toddler. These tips were written during the coronavirus crisis in 2020 when all the schools and daycare centers were closed in Germany for months. Parents were forced to work from home with their kids at home. You can use these tips now also when your daycare center is closed but you still have to work. Most daycare centers in Germany are closed 40 days a year.
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