ÖBB to Recruit 2,500 New Staff in Eastern Austria
The hiring drive is part of the national railway operator’s long-term strategy to take on 4,100 new employees each year until 2030.
Skills Shortage Biggest Worry for Austrian Businesses
Some 67% of the 500 companies surveyed described the skills shortage as a “very” or “fairly” serious problem.
SPÖ Loses Majority in Burgenland as FPÖ Rises to Second Place
With the SPÖ’s loss of its majority in Burgenland, no federal state in Austria is now governed by a single party.
Rent Prices Rise Across Austria, Highest in Tyrol and Vienna
Rental prices for flats have risen in nearly all of Austria states this year, with the exception of Styria and Upper Austria.
Klimabonus to Cost Nearly €2 Billion This Year
The scheme, designed to offset environmental damage, has faced increasing criticism regarding its cost-effectiveness and broad reach.
Fire at Burgenland Hotel Forces Evacuation of 130 Guests
The blaze broke out in the laundry room of the hotel in Stegersbach, located in the Güssing district, on Wednesday evening.
Hungary Abandons Plans for Refugee Camp Near Austrian Border
The proposed refugee camp had sparked protests in the town and a strong response from Austrian officials.