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DUE TO THE ENERGY CRISIS, GERMANY WILL SUBSIDIZE ELECTRICITY FOR SMALL ENTERPRISES

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  German lawmakers are considering plans to shield consumers and businesses from high energy prices. Robert Habeck, Germany's economy minister, has unveiled a small company help program. In response to a potential energy crisis brought on by Russia cutting off gas exports to Europe, German Economy Minister Robert Habeck on Thursday unveiled a relief package for businesses. During the Bundestag budget discussion, Habeck stated, "We will safeguard German firms and German SMEs." Readmore.:  https://industryglobalnews24.com/due-to-the-energy-crisis-germany-will-subsidize-electricity-for-small-enterprises He declared that small and medium-sized businesses will have access to an industry-wide cost-curbing program already in place. This would only be a temporary solution, according to Habeck, who also predicted that eventually the government would "alter the electrical market design so that favorable costs are passed on to consumers." According to Habeck, Germany will ...

TO INCREASE ITS WORKFORCE, GERMANY WILL CREATE THE "GREEN CARD"

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  Germany wants to make its own version of a "green card" to help non-EU citizens find work because there aren't enough skilled workers in the country. The Chancenkarte, which translates to "opportunity card," is the German government's attempt to address the country's severe labor crisis. Industry groups have been complaining for a while, and the Ministry of Labor has said that the lack of workers is slowing down economic growth. Readmore.:  https://industryglobalnews24.com/to-increase-its-workforce-germany-will-create-the-green-card- As long as they meet at least three of these four requirements, foreign nationals will be given the chance to come to Germany to look for work under the new "opportunity card," which Labor Minister Hubertus Heil announced in the German media this week. 1) A professional or academic qualification 2) At least three years of professional experience 3) German language proficiency or prior residence 4) Younger than 35...