Easier access to jobs in EU countries: Germany seeks workers from Bosnia and Herzegovina!

An interesting magazine has appeared on the printed media market these days. Namely, it is the magazine EU POSAO, whose goal is to help those interested in finding a job in European Union countries.

This classifieds publication, the first of its kind in the region, in addition to about a hundred job advertisements, also contains all the necessary information related to going to work in European Union countries.

- The goal of this magazine is not to encourage the outflow of population, but to accept reality and help people who, due to the lack of jobs in their communities, are ready to make a living abroad, says the editor-in-chief of the magazine, Svetislav Stojanović, adding:

- Germany alone will employ about 30,000 workers in deficit areas this year, and these jobs can be filled by citizens from Bosnia and Herzegovina, Serbia, and Montenegro, where the magazine is sold. They will participate equally in the race for jobs because for the advertisements we publish, holding a passport of a European Union member state is not a requirement - he added.

EU Posao has established cooperation with about twenty German employment agencies, so the range of jobs is very diverse, starting from physical and auxiliary jobs, through craftsmen, nurses, drivers, to the IT sector and jobs requiring a university degree.

- In addition to about a hundred advertisements, readers will be able to find all the necessary information related to working in Germany in each issue. They will learn what documents they need, how to submit an application, how to write a CV and a cover letter, what a work contract should contain, and what the rights and obligations of employees are - says Stojanović, adding that the focus will initially be on job offers in Germany, which as an economic leader has the greatest need for labor, so that in the future the offer will expand to other EU countries.

The magazine EU Posao will be published once a month, and the first issue is already on newsstands throughout Bosnia and Herzegovina.