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Labor market: long-term unemployment almost halved

date
15.01.2016
Langzeitarbeitslosigkeit fast halbiert
The employees in the temporary work are happy about every person who
they can arrange a new job

The number of people who have been unemployed for at least a year or more fell significantly within just under a decade. At the peak in 2006, around 1.9 million people in Germany were still affected by unemployment. Long-term unemployment affected, the number had fallen by 2014, according to a Statistics of the Federal Employment Agency to around one million. The proportion of long-term unemployed among all employable people without jobs also fell by around 20 percent in a comparable period. With this development, Germany ranks among the top European countries.

One important reason for this is the fact that Germany relies on support for the reduction of long-term unemployment. private service provider who have specialist knowledge within their business area. To this end, Franz & Wach officially became a Personnel Service Agency (PSA) was appointed. This appointment could only be given to one company per district, and Franz & Wach prevailed over numerous competitors in both the Hohenlohe district and the Schwäbisch Hall district. But even more numerous were the people who, thanks to our help, found their way back into working life after a long period of unemployment.

The placement of long-term unemployed people is still a core concern for us today. If you would also like to benefit from our experience, we will be happy to assist you. Apply now via our Job market or by means of Unsolicited application.

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