12 minutes agoImportant News for All Targeting Germany in 2019
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(7 years ago)The German Chamber of Commerce and Industry expects in the new year 2019 to create fewer new jobs in Germany. President DIHK, Eric Schweitzer, expects 500,000 additional jobs to be created. This is not as good economic growth as years ago, Schweitzer told the agency [...]
The German Chamber of Commerce and Industry expects in the new year 2019 to create fewer new jobs in Germany. President DIHK, Eric Schweitzer, expects 500,000 additional jobs to be created.
This is not as good economic growth as years ago, Schweitzer told the DPA news agency. For this year, DIHK expects the number of jobs to increase by 580,000, with 630,000 new employment in 2017.
President of the German Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Schweitzer: “I believe that economically we have rarely had so much uncertainty as we are now: Brexit, trade dispute, non-resistable state in Italy or Turkey, conflict in the Near East, threat of customs for US vehicles.”
The maneuvering space is narrowing
We expect a weaker growth. First of all, warnings about the volume of exports are lower”, Schweitzer said. The global economy climate is really getting cold “but we don't see the acute risk of a recession, though the maneuvering space is narrowing”.
The trade conflict covering everything is already going on between the US and China. A trade struggle would lead to huge shift in the world economy, Schweitzer stressed. This would have serious consequences for Germany. No country is as dependent on exports as we are. ”
Qualified Workers Lack
Adding to this is the lack of qualified workforce, which puts plants all over Germany before an ever larger problem. For 1.6 million jobs in long-term enterprises will not be able to find employees.
So the artisan sector is also focused on well-qualified refugees. “There are many asylum seekers “patient”, already in Germany, working here or performing a professional qualification”, Artianate President Hans Peter Wolfseifer told the agency dpa.
These are exactly qualified employees we need, who are well integrated and speak German. Why do we have to bring them back? These are the wrong people who are banished. ”
Therefore, even the law of immigration qualified employees is “specifically step in the right direction, which we've wanted”, said the president of the Gesammetall Employers' Association, Rainer Dulger. According to one survey, one in four pieces of metal branch have obstacles to production because of lack of employees. / DW
