Record-high sick leave rates in Germany
This year, Germany witnessed an unprecedented surge in sick leave rates among its working population. Figures from the Techniker Krankenkasse, […]
Week 04: Sick Leave Rates, Ice Bathing and Pünktlichkeit
Ever had the urge to jump into ice-cold water? If not, today’s interview might just inspire you to take the
Less public holidays for Berlin?
The director of the Berlin-Brandenburg Association of Businesses UVB recently urged the Berlin city-state government to consider reducing the number
Week 3: Digitalization, Böllern and Entrepreneurship
In today’s episode, we sit down with Leo Kaveh, who has been living and working in Germany for six years.
New comedy club in Berlin-Mitte
Despite financial challenges, Berlin’s cultural scene continues to thrive. This March, a new comedy venue will open in Berlin-Mitte, led
Children constructed ramps from LEGO bricks
In Fürstenwalde (Oder-Spree), children and teenagers have constructed ramps from LEGO bricks to make local shops more accessible for wheelchair
Week 02: LEGO ramps, Dinner for One and Mexican Wines
In today’s episode we are talking with entrepreneur Fernanda Suárez. Originally from Mexico, Fernanda founded her business Uvas de Mexico,
Week 51: Wichteln, Mangos and US elections
Today we are sitting down with Eden from the podcast “common ground Berlin.“ Originally from the US, Eden brings a
German Start-Up Association wants less hurdles for hiring internationals
Germany is currently grappling with a record-high worker shortage, prompting an increasing number of companies to seek employees from abroad.
Week 50: Weihnachtsmarkt, Ausländerbehörde and Parrots on Birth Control
With only two weeks left until Christmas, the festive spirit is alive and well across Germany. So let’s focus on