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Merkel urges Germans to accept immigration policy changes
In a game-changing speech delivered earlier this week German chancellor Angela Merkel urged the German people to face up to the hard facts of essential changes in immigration policy.
Merkel’s speech at a government-backed conference focused on Germany’s demographic challenges and the social legacy of unchecked immigration over...
Germany reels under surge in immigrants from EU countries
Migrants from crisis-hit countries including Greece, Italy and Spain are heading to Germany, causing the biggest increase in incomer numbers in 20 years.
Germany’s Federal Statistics Office yesterday released figures showing that over a million immigrants entered the country in 2012, an increase of 13 per cent on 2011’s figures. The...
Germany changes tack to warmer welcome for immigrants
New initiatives are being planned as a means to welcome immigrants to Germany in order to fill its skilled worker shortage.
Formerly known for its resistance to making migrant workers feel at home, Germany is now putting out the red carpet for skilled workers in the form of a welcome bag, a smartphone app and pre-migration personal...
Freezing weather and frozen wages see Britons migrate
The exodus of professional Britons heading for jobs across the world is being fuelled by a freeze on wages as much as by the last several years’ freezing British winters.
A recent study shows that two-thirds of British workers packing up and leaving for jobs overseas are being motivated by poor job prospects and a lack of salary...
Germany the preferred immigration destination for highly skilled Hungarians
The migration bug at present biting disgruntled skilled workers in every European country has long been a feature in Hungary, with numerous highly skilled younger Hungarians leaving for Germany over the last 16 years.
However, the rate at which talented young workers are leaving their home country has accelerated since 2007, with emigrant...
UK entrepreneurs emigrating beyond British shores
As reported by Small Business, nearly 50% of aspiring British entrepreneurs think they should emigrate to achieve success, reveals research. An international study on the aspirations of potential entrepreneurs carried out by Mazars (an accountancy firm) and Smaller Earth (a travel programme operator) reveals that 46% think they are much more...
Emigration in Ireland Spurred on by Unemployment
Emigration in Ireland has been a problem for some time now. In fact, ever since the job market bottomed out, people have been leaving Ireland in groups to find work elsewhere. Some are even now saying that emigration and education appear to be behind a huge fall in unemployment.
Numbers right now are showing a 2,300 dip to 434,800 in the...
Etihad Airways deal expands route network
Leading Middle Eastern carrier Etihad Airways has announced it will increase its network size with a tie-up with Air Berlin. Etihad says it will increase its stake in Germany’s second airline to nearly 30 per cent.
The deal also encompasses code-sharing with the German airline’s partners, Austrian budget carrier Niki Luftfahrt and...
Polish Migrants Fueling the Highest Net Migration the UK Has Seen in Five Years
Reports have just recently started to show that the number of people arriving in the UK, compared to the number of people leaving the UK, has jumped by close to 100,000. This is a stat that is known as net migration.
Right now Brits are currently dealing with the highest level of net migration in close to five years. So far reports have...
An Extra 20,000 Indian Workers a Year Will Get to Bypass The UK's Immigration Cap
The UK has talked about how tough they want their immigration cap to be. They say that this cap needs to be tough in order to free up jobs for UK workers and take strain off the country's public services. Despite all of this, there are some things that the UK cannot control, like deals that are made by the European Union.
It now seems that...
