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Competitive advantage personnel<\/span><\/h4>\n

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A well-trained and dedicated workforce forms the basis of every economic success of a company. The long industrial and technology-oriented tradition in the region of East Brandenburg has meant that motivated professionals were continuously trained and qualified. This allows local and foreign companies to win qualified employees as part of their future growth. Furthermore, workers in Brandenburg show a high mobility. For example, more than 13,000 workers commute every day to Frankfurt (Oder) to work here.<\/p>\n

High availability – today and tomorrow<\/h4>\n

East-Brandenburg is part of the region with the highest density of research in Germany. Within the German capital region Berlin-Brandenburg, 7 universities and 21 universities of applied sciences form more than 170,000 international students to professionals and executives. Additional employment opportunities arise by the free movement of workers between Germany and Poland since May 2011. Working in shift system (365\/24\/7) is as well a regional standard as the development of flexible working time models for individual part-time employment.<\/p>\n

Labour costs and productivity<\/h4>\n

In comparison of all East German states, the productivity of industrial companies in Brandenburg has increased the most through the past 25 years. This result is driven by a composition of a high rate of modernization of the production facilities in the region as well as the continuous training of employees in the workplace.<\/p>\n

Labor productivity<\/strong> (measured in GDP per hour worked) reached around 90 percent of the national level in 2022 with an increase of +11.4 percent compared to 2021.<\/span><\/span> This means that Brandenburg not only recorded the highest labor productivity of all East German federal states, but was also the first East German state to achieve higher labor productivity than a West German state (Saarland).<\/span><\/span> Thanks to the positive economic development in the state of Brandenburg, progress has been made in approaching the national income level.<\/span><\/span> The per capita income<\/strong> (in current prices) in Brandenburg was 75.3 percent of the overall German value in 2022 – in 2018 it was still 71.4 percent.<\/span><\/span><\/p>\n

(Source: MWAE – Brandenburg State Ministry for Economic Affairs, Labour and Energy)<\/p>\n

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