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234 jobs in the EEA available for Romanian workers through Eures Romania

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Companies in the European Economic Area (EEA) are offering 234 job openings to Romanian workers through the Eures Romania network, according to data from the National Agency for Employment (ANOFM) published on Wednesday.

Thus, the most vacancies are in Malta (81) for postal workers; logistics and procurement coordinators; aquaculture veterinarians; aquaculture consultants; quality control chemistry analysts; and process technicians.

At the same time, 45 vacancies exist in Norway (for production worker – salmon processing), 30 in Spain (renovation worker – finisher; formwork carpenter; bricklayer), 20 in Germany (vineyard assistant; production worker – meat product processing – f/b), 20 in Sweden (bus driver), 17 in Ireland (truck driver; caregiver), 11 in the Netherlands (veterinary inspector; assembly mechanic), five in Estonia (concrete worker), and five in Denmark (composite materials processing operator – laminator).

According to the cited source, those interested in an EEA job can view the offers on the ANOFM website, in the Eures section.

source: AGERPRES

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