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RSSBelgium to Sweden: how one family moved for a low-stress life close to nature
Software developer Bram and nurse Kelly turned to EURES for advice on moving from Belgium to Sweden in 2020. Four years later, they and their two children are happily settled there – despite the challenge of emigrating during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Put Artificial Intelligence to work for you
More and more workplaces are now fully embracing the digital age by introducing AI to their processes, propelling an era of transformative change. AI is undoubtedly revolutionising the way we work, and this is a trend we want to get on board with.
Changing job trends: how transition towards a green, digital economy will impact European employment
Europe needs a skills revolution as it moves towards net zero, supported by digital technologies.
Social security: your rights when moving across borders
Workers are still eligible to claim social security benefits when they move to a different EU Member State or EFTA country.
Looking for work? Europass helps you polish your CV and improve your skills
The online service Europass offers support and advice in creating a CV and finding training or voluntary opportunities.
EURES turns 30!
Did you know that EURES has been matching jobseekers and employers in Europe since 1994? Find out about the 12-month campaign and join in on the celebration.
How to use European Job Days to find work abroad
Job hunters can explore a wealth of work opportunities across 31 countries. About 35 European Job Days are held each year, with more than 35,000 job offers published since 2013.
From Spain to Sweden: How EURES changed a tourism worker’s life
Adonis Pino Sánchez works in the tourism industry, in the summers on the Swedish island of Öland and winters at Icehotel in the northern village of Jukkasjärvi. He talks about his journey and how EURES Spain and EURES Sweden helped him get there.
Learn a new language with ease and efficiency: A guide for busy professionals
In this article we provide tips and advice to busy professionals to learn a new language.
How to cope with culture shock and homesickness: Advice for adjusting to a new environment
When people move to another country they may unexpectedly experience culture shock and homesickness. Here we offer advice to help you overcome them and make the most out of your international experiences