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How can Germany make immigrant nursing staff want to stay? DW 11/05/2025

Geographer Stefan Kordel from the University of Erlangen-Nuremberg, southern Germany, told DW that labor migration in the care sector has become highly professionalized. Government and private sector players, even individual clinics and nursing homes, are competing for nursing staff and trainees. Economic interests are at stake. In extreme cases, his colleague Tobias Weidinger added, it might go something like this: "They say to the recruitment agency, 'Please deliver us five immigrants for the next training year.'"
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Can Pakistanis find their European dream in Belarus? DW 09/25/2025

Belarus aims to recruit tens of thousands of Pakistani workers to fill labor shortages while many Pakistanis seek overseas jobs amid high domestic unemployment.
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California's Aging Farm Labor Work Force Leaves Questions About The Future Of Agriculture | KQED

California's farmworker population has aged dramatically since the 1970s, shifting from young migrants to older workers while children increasingly pursue education.
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