Germany is facing a severe labor shortage and an aging population, with estimates suggesting a deficit of 7 million skilled workers by 2035. The country currently has around 700,000 unfilled job vacancies, leading to a decline in economic growth potential from 2% in the 1980s to 0.7%. German Economy Minister Robert Habeck highlights migration as a crucial solution to this issue, warning that failure to address it could further reduce the growth rate to 0.5%.
Germany tops the list among non-English-speaking countries in a recent ranking of the most attractive places to work, with Australia leading globally this year. While primarily English-speaking nations dominated the top spots, Germany remains highly sought after, despite dropping to fifth place overall.
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