The economic climate is especially difficult for expats, who may be faced with sudden redundancy and the need to relocate. Career coach Stella Pennekamp offers expats professional advice on handling the crisis, and even turning it to your advantage.
Belgium is a modern western European country but like everywhere it has its own special cultural quirks that any expat should be aware of. Here's a guide to doing gaffe-free business here.
Here is an overview of the employment market before you begin job-hunting and what to know before you sign that first employment contract.
Despite its tiny immigrant population, Finland is engaged in a fierce debate over its immigration policies – with some commentators drawing allegations of xenophobia.
A selection of the latest European HR news from the Federation of European Employers (FedEE).
As of May 29, 2009 Headquarter Companies are no longer required to obtain work permits for any level of non-European Economic Area (EEA) citizen employed in a managerial position.
A mill that has lasted 4 centuries has announced its closure showing that even history can't survive a crisis.
Moving to Germany but still searching for a job? Check out Expatica’s comprehensive overview of the ins and outs of employment in Germany, including information on how to find work, recruitment agencies, employment contracts and labour law.
The EU must compete with the likes of the US to attract and retain highly qualified third-country workers. So how does the new EU Blue Card compare with the US Green Card?
Belgian Ministry has lifted its restrictions on workers from the new Members States from 1 May 2009 onwards.