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德国劳工法最新改革

kalmanfans posted @ 2012年5月13日 18:55 in 在德意志插队的日子 , 1961 阅读

The German Act Implementing the EU Directive on Entry and Residence of Highly Qualified Workers法案通过了,最新改革内容包括:

持德国以外护照的学生可以(可折合)工作的天数从90天增加到120天;

毕业后留在德国找工作的时间,从一年延长到一年半;

居住签证可能到达2年,从毕业后开始计算。

年工资超过€44,800 (特殊短期职位 €35,000),工作4年以上,将得到蓝卡

雇员家属将更加容易申请德国签证。

 

This is important information you can share with other international students!!!

DAAD Welcomes ‘Right of Residence’ Improvements

Greater freedom of choice for foreign students, graduates, scientists and researchers

Bonn, 30 April 2012. On 27 April 2012, the Bundestag (lower house of Germany’s federal parliament) passed the Act Implementing the EU Directive on Entry and Residence of Highly Qualified Workers. The scope of this law exceeds the EU targets and presents foreign students, scientists and researchers with new opportunities in Germany. And yet, though it is indeed a step in the direction of a ''welcoming culture'', there is still more to be done.

The German Act Implementing the EU Directive on Entry and Residence of Highly Qualified Workers brings far-reaching changes to the right of residence in Germany: for example, foreign students will in future be permitted to odd-job for 120 instead of, as previously, 90 days per year and, after graduating, they will be allowed to stay in Germany for 18 instead of 12 months to seek qualified employment. They may work without time limits during this search phase. They are no longer obliged to seek the approval of the German Federal Employment Agency (BA). Another novelty is that they will be eligible for a settlement permit, in other words an indefinite right of residence, as early as after two years.

A right of residence for up to 6 months is to be introduced for foreign academics seeking employment. Anyone able to present an employment contract as an academic or qualified professional with a minimum salary of around €44,800 (around €35,000 for certain shortage occupations) may work in Germany for up to 4 years using the ''Blue Card''. Blue Card holders will already be eligible for a settlement permit after 2 to 3 years. Family members of foreign skilled workers will also find it easier to take up employment, for example by no longer requiring the approval of the German Federal Employment Agency (BA).

The new law opens up new opportunities in Germany for foreign students, scientists and researchers. It broadens the individual’s freedom of choice, e.g. to stay and work in Germany for a certain time or indefinitely. In the view of the German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD), this individual freedom of choice is a key characteristic of an outward-looking and welcoming country. The DAAD hence welcomes the new legislation.

By way of further improvement, the maximum duration of stay of students should be returned to 10 years for a course of studies, including study preparation, and 5 years for a doctorate. Since 2009, the maximum duration of stay has been set at a total of 10 years for a course of studies and a doctorate. Even allowing for the standard study period this is still too short a period of time if a student is obliged to attend and complete Studienkolleg (preparatory study college) before taking up his or her studies or if the doctorate, as is the case for most German students, takes more than three years. Simultaneously more efforts must be undertaken to improve the studying success of foreign students in Germany.
 

The act still needs to be approved by the Bundesrat (upper house of Germany’s federal parliament).

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Emma 说:
2023年1月24日 13:11

This is great news for those looking to work and stay in Germany! The latest reforms in German labor law have made it easier for highly skilled workers to gain entry, stay, and work in Germany, as the number of days that students with passports outside Germany real estate services Haddock can (convertible) work has been increased from 90 to 120 days and the time to stay in Germany to find a job after graduation has been extended from one year to one and a half years. Furthermore, the residence visa may now be up to 2 years, starting after graduation. This is an exciting development that will only serve to strengthen Germany's already thriving economy.


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