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Germany: Migrant share in labor shortages doubles
The 2025 report from the Federal Employment Agency in Germany showed a slight decrease in the number of professions experiencing skills shortages, declining from 163 to 157 categories. However, the shortage remains significant, especially in the fields of nursing, healthcare, construction, and craftsmanship. The demand for chefs, drivers, and childcare workers has increased, while the situation has improved in information technology and software development sectors. The report highlighted the importance of foreign workers, who now comprise 14% of the workforce in shortage occupations, compared to 7% in 2014. There has been a noticeable rise in the number of foreign employees, particularly in nursing, where their numbers increased by approximately 46,000, while the number of German employees decreased by 5,000. The agency confirmed that labor shortages cause a mismatch between supply and demand due to differences in qualifications and geographic location.
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