Locuri de muncă pentru români în Germania. Se caută 120.000 de șoferi. Ce condiții se cer la angajare? • Newsweek România

Germany faces a significant shortage of truck drivers, estimated at 120,000, prompting companies to recruit internationally. The Federal Employment Agency offers a program for EU citizens to qualify as drivers, requiring candidates to be at least 21 years old and willing to learn German. During training, candidates earn about 15 euros per hour, with salaries starting at 2,500 euros per month post-qualification. New regulations allow exams to be taken in multiple languages, including Romanian, to facilitate access for foreign candidates. The ongoing retirement of drivers exacerbates the situation, with thousands leaving the profession annually, leading to operational challenges for transport companies.