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Germany faces a significant labor shortage, requiring 288,000 skilled foreign workers annually until 2040 to offset its shrinking workforce due to aging demographics, per a Bertelsmann Foundation study.

Without substantial immigration, the workforce could decline by 10% by 2040 and drop further by 2060.

Despite 2023 labor migration reforms, discrimination, limited long-term prospects, and unwelcoming attitudes hinder foreign talent recruitment and retention.

Regional impacts will vary, with economically weaker areas hit hardest. Experts stress improving conditions and fostering inclusivity to attract and retain skilled migrants.

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[–] ms_lane@lemmy.world 2 points 10 hours ago

We don't need an influx of workers though.

They want an influx of workers to suppress wages.

Can't have the free market working for the working class and anyone complaining about importing millions of workers to suppress our wages is called a 'nazi' and 'racist' for daring to want better working conditions.