Portugal does not guarantee minimum wages and definition of base prices, according to a study commissioned by the European Commission, Público writes.
“New measures facilitate entry of foreign workers and their families, citizens of the Community of Portuguese-Speaking Countries, higher education students and digital nomads.”
It’ll take a bigger income to get that visa here than in, say, Hungary or Croatia but less than in Iceland or the Netherlands.
Professionals in Portugal’s catering and hospitality sectors, who’ve been hit by a shortage of labor, are calling on the government to ensure the new work visa scheme is accompanied by better resources.
The Portuguese government is also developing extending the vote in local elections to immigrants… READ MORE
The good folks at Mensagem de Lisboa have a good report on the battle over the new venture by Uber founder and former CEO Travis Kalanick. Namely, some residents are
“Thousands of workers gathered on Wednesday afternoon in Marquês de Pombal, in Lisbon, and set off towards parliament, in a national demonstration for wage and pension increases in the face
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