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Solving Germany’s labor shortage

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Mathis Richtmann
March 11, 2024

Could international talent help solve Germany’s skilled labor shortage? The online job board Workeer is convinced it could. Simon from Nigeria and Liza from Ukraine have already found a job through the platform.

Mathis Richtmann Reporter and editor with a special interest in money and mining.
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