German Employers Increasingly Require Stronger German Language Skills from Workers

A study by the Federal Employment Office reveals that German employers are increasingly demanding a relatively high level of German language proficiency from job candidates, with 57% of companies requiring it.

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Poslodavci u Njemačkoj od radnika traže sve bolje poznavanje njemačkog jezika

Njemački poslodavci sve češće traže relativno visok stupanj poznavanja njemačkog jezika kod kandidata za popunjavanje radnih mjesta, proizlazi iz studije Saveznog ureda za zapošljavanje objavljene u ponedjeljak. „57 posto poduzeća od kandidata stranog porijekla traži radi zapošljavanja najmanje stup...

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German Employers Increasingly Require Stronger German Language Skills from Workers

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Poslodavci u Njemačkoj od radnika traže sve bolje poznavanje njemačkog jezika

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