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The minimum wage is 2080 euro / month in Germany, so anybody offering you less than that is not following labor laws. The unemployment rate is ~3.0%, so the sh
by rpadovani 4y ago
The minimum wage is 2080 euro / month in Germany, so anybody offering you less than that is not following labor laws.
The unemployment rate is ~3.0%, so the shortage is not due to salary.
The population is growing old, there is a huge influx of high-skilled people, and the young have access to good education: this means that there are a lot of new job created by high earners, but there aren't enough people to work them all.
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- captainmuon 4y agoThe difference is gross and net. 2080 € for 40 h is the gross wage, and only since last October (before it was 1800 €). I can't say much about low-skilled jobs, but in the last couple of years it has been hard to hire developers and electronics engineers. Not neccessarily due to a lack of people, but because many companies don't want to or can't spend enough money to attract talent.