The prevailing debt crisis in the Eurozone has left many nations troubled and in despair. According to recent reports, it has been revealed that Germany is witnessing shortage in the workforce and is now looking at Spain for possible help.
Germany seems to have gotten off the wagon easier than the other countries and they are in need for effective workforce as they have a large number of ageing people working for them and the current system of education of the country is not doing much to produce young learned people for the same.
It has been revealed by the employer associations that there are as many as 150,000 jobs that are waiting for candidates in the technical as well the scientific field. The shortage of enough skilled employees might tend to have negative impact on the growth of the nation’s economy.
Germany is going to take effective measures for the same reason. They are going to issue a green card system which would enable them to bring workforce from Spain as well as other nations to work for them here.
“Nearly half of those aged under 25 (in Spain) are seeking work and are on the dole”, says Monika Varnhagen, an official at ZAV, a division of the German labor agency.
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