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EURES

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    The EURES (EURopean Employment Services) European Network was launched in 1994 to coordinate transnational labor mobility policy in line with the European Union's basic principle of free movement of workers (Article 3 of the Treaty on European Union and Article 45 of the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union).

    The Network promotes cooperation between the European Labor Authority (ELA), the Public Employment Services of the Member States of the European Union (EU), as well as the European Free Trade Area (EFTA), which includes the countries Norway, Iceland and Liechtenstein. Switzerland also plays an important role in this cooperation.

    The main roles of the EURES network are to provide information, advice and recruitment or placement services, but also to take action to facilitate jobseekers in other European country. In addition, it provides specialized services to employers in order to find suitable candidates for employment. EURES services are offered free of charge.

    EURES Portal

    30 years of EURES

    EURES Information Flyer

  • Description of EURES services
      • You can see a brief description of the EURES services for jobseekers here and choose the subtitle language of your choice.

        Jobseekers (unemployed or not) can create their resume based on qualifications and skills or use an existing one and publish it online in any of the 24 EU languages so that employers can find it.

        The EURES network also has a wealth of information on living and working conditions in each EURES country, so that the prospective worker can be informed about their destination. They can also search for information on learning opportunities in any country, as well as for contact details of EURES staff.

        You can learn how to use the EURES portal effectively by watching this video.

        In addition, you can subscribe to the Ordinary newsletter "You and EURES". The newsletter provides advice and guidance on the use of the portal, how to make the most of the opportunities offered by EURES, success stories and more.

        The Greek EURES network near job applicants

        In Greece, there are 28 EURES stations and 28 EURES Advisors operating in the following cities: Athens, Thessaloniki, Patras, Larissa, Lamia, Chania, Kavala, Syros, Rhodes, Katerini, Corinth, Amyntaio, Kozani, Kilkis and Komotini. EURES Advisers are experienced in the labor market and serve job seekers in Europe.

         The Greek EURES Network can help jobseekers by providing services such as:

        • Job vacancy coupling and CVs on the EURES portal,

        •  Information, mentoring and other support services, 

        • Job search counseling,

        • Access to information on living and working conditions in the EU Member States, such as taxation, pensions, health and social insurance,

        • Mediation and facilitating communication with network members or potential employers,

        • Support to specific groups under the EURES Targeted Mobility Schemes. 

        In addition, EURES Greece participates or organizes seminars, information events, forums and events in general with the aim of matching job offer and demand (career days, interview days, etc.).

        If you are looking for a job in another EU country, EEA country or Switzerland and would like to use one or more of the EURES network services, we suggest that you contact your local EURES advisor.

        If you are living abroad and are interested in finding a job in Greece, you can contact any of the EURES advisors or the EURES National Coordination Office of Greece via euresgreece@dypa.gov.gr or via the  EURES GREECE Facebook page.

         Finally, a list of the job vacancies targeted specifically at the Greek workforce can be found here και here you can find news and events on professional mobility supported by EURES.

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  • You can see a short description of the EURES services for employers here and choose the subtitle language of your choice. 

    You can register as an employer on the  EURES portal and have direct access to CVs of candidates with the desired profile from all over Europe. 

    If your business is interested in searching for CVs on the EURES portal, then you can facilitate the recruitment process with the searching, viewing, storing and organising CV tools. You can also use the portal to send direct, easy and simple contact requests to candidates. 

    Quick instructions for the EURES portal are also available here.

     In addition, you can subscribe to the Ordinary newsletter "You and EURES". The newsletter provides advice and guidance on the use of the portal, how to make the most of the opportunities offered by EURES, success stories and more. 

    The Greek EURES network near employers

    In Greece, there are 28 EURES stations and 28 EURES Advisors operating in the following cities: Athens, Thessaloniki, Patras, Larissa, Lamia, Chania, Kalamata, Kavala, Syros, Rhodes, Katerini, Corinth, Amyntaio, Kozani, Kilkis, Komotini and Drama. EURES Advisers are experienced in market work and serve employers interested in recruiting staff from one or more countries.

    The Greek EURES Network can help employers by providing services such as:

    • Linking job vacancies and CVs on the EURES portal,

    • Information, mentoring and other support services,

    • Candidate search counselling, 

    • Access to information on living and working conditions in the EU Member States, such as taxation, pensions, health and social insurance,

    •  Mediation and facilitation of communication with network members or potential candidates,

    • Support and guidance in the framework of the  EURES Targeted Mobility Schemes..

    If you are a Greek employer looking for candidates from another EU country, EEA country or Switzerland and want to use one or more of the EURES network services, we strongly recommend that you contact your local.  EURES Advisor.

    If you are an employer located abroad and are interested in hiring an EU candidate located in Greece, you can contact any of thelisted www.dypa.gov.gr euresgreece@dypa.gov.gr or via your EURES Greece Facebook account.