Portugal is undoubtedly a charming country. It has cream pastries, good schools, postcard beaches and a climate that makes us forget that the rest of Europe wears three coats while here we still walk in t-shirts in October. But when it comes to the labour market... well, then the sun doesn't shine that much anymore.

In the 21st century, the principle of equal pay for equal work is still far from being fully complied with. On average, in the European Union, women earn...

At Dicas de Lisboa, we are always attentive to labour market trends and the best opportunities for those who want to grow professionally...

The Site expressoemprego.pt provides on its page information on the news of the national and international labor market...

The labour laws of Portugal and Brazil have significant differences, although both aim to protect workers' rights.

The invitation letter is an informal document that confirms that you are going to visit a person in a particular country and have accommodat

In recent years, Portugal - especially the regions of Porto and Lisbon - has become increasingly attractive to professionals of...

The "la Caixa" Foundation launches the fourth Promove Program Contest, aimed at boosting the regions of the interior of Portugal, in partner

Jornal Ao Minuto made a super interesting publication about tips on how to improve your salary. The article points out that the most im...

In these days, a survey was published on Idealista's website in which it informs the average salary per district in Portugal in 2017.