
An initial review of the impact of the Skilled Workers Act on migration to Germany one year after its introduction
It has been one year since the introduction of the Skilled Workers Act to German immigration law. The objective of the Skilled Workers Act was to facilitate the immigration of non-EU nationals to Germany for the purpose of employment/vocational education and thus to help address Germany's shortage of skilled workers in various econonic areas, such as IT, the health sector and the trades.
Manager Andreas Meier provides an initial review of its impact on labor immigration in Germany in this LaborLawMagazine article.
