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Austria's Red-White-Red Card offers two routes for non-EU entrepreneurs who want to set up or run a business without first securing a job offer. Here's what they need to qualify.
Whether a probationary period is unsuccessful or you're taking time out to start a family, there are very specific terms for ending a work contract in Austria. These are the key ones to know and how they can affect your rights.
The number of job vacancies in Austria has fallen by almost 12 per cent in a year. Find out which sectors still offer opportunities amidst rising unemployment in the country.
If you work in Austria - or are searching for a job here - you will most certainly have heard of the "collective agreement or Kollektivvertrag" that rules your profession.
Whether you're thinking of changing jobs or you want to aim for higher wages, here's a look at the careers that could land you €3,000 each month after taxes in Austria.
Since 2019, fathers and second parents in Austria have been entitled to a month's leave after the birth of their child. There are, of course, rules attached to the scheme, and there is a separate financial contribution.
Working remotely offers great flexibility, but it can also create tax-related confusion. To make sure you’re complying with the law, here’s an overview of the tax rules in Austria.
Retailers, manufacturers and some of Austria's biggest employers have been announcing job cuts and closures over the last few months, with thousands of jobs potentially affected. Here's the latest.
Looking for a job or considering a career change in Austria? Several free career fairs are taking place across the country this autumn, offering opportunities to meet recruiters, explore vacancies and get advice on applications.
Whether you're thinking about a move to Vienna or you already live here and are eyeing up job opportunities, here's what you need to know about salaries in the Austrian capital in 2026.
If you are on paid sick leave in Austria, what can you actually do? From going out to a bar with friends to spending time in your home country, here's what you need to know about your rights.
A proposed change to Austrian legislation could cut costs and red tape for foreign businesspeople by allowing more documents to be submitted in English, without requiring translation into German.
If you're considering working in Austria, there are a few salary rules and conventions that may surprise you. Here's what you need to know about wages before taking a job in the country.
Austria has made progress filling teaching vacancies, and its teachers are unusually satisfied with their pay. But new OECD figures point to a very different problem at the start of the profession.
Losing a job can be a shock at the best of times, but it can be even more stressful if your residence permit is tied to employment. Here’s what you need to know about your rights in Austria.
Networking, direct actions, and staying on top of job listings. Here is what you should think about if you want to find a job in Austria as fast as possible.
Austria has changed some of the rules governing employer-linked residence permits, with consequences for third-country nationals who become unemployed or want to change employers.
Ever dreamed of getting away from the grind and escaping to the Austrian Alps? Well, now could be your chance: a mountain hut in Carinthia with views all the way to the Dolomites is seeking new operators.
Google is already recruiting for its first Austrian data centre in Kronstorf, while plans for a much larger campus are moving through the approval process.