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  1. Europe addresses its competitiveness and labour market crisis.
  2. Labour shortages are constraining long-term growth, prompting calls for labor law reform and international support.

Germany is seeking skilled non-EU workers from Indonesia, Czech Republic, and Hungary to address labor shortages and demographic challenges.

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Germany is seeking skilled non-EU workers from Indonesia, Czech Republic, and Hungary to address labor shortages and demographic challenges.

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  1. Berlin approved the Skilled Immigration Act and formalized a partnership to address labor gaps.Sub-event
  2. Germany seeks non-EU skilled labor from Indonesia, Czech Republic, and Hungary to address demographic challenges.1 source

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Labour shortages are constraining long-term growth, prompting calls for labor law reform and international support.

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