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It is possible to locate employment in Greece via several channels: through OAED task centers, individual contacts, newspaper classified adverts, and employment sites or via private employment agencies (which must be licensed by the Ministry of Labour and Social Protection ).  <br><br>To join up for job-search help with the OAED, fill out an application at the nearest OAED core.   They are specially-trained to aid unemployed folks match job seekers to available jobs, and find work in EU countries. In addition, it's possible for job-seekers to post their credentials around the EURES website for prospective employers to see. <br><br>Mid-level and clerical jobs are often advertised in newspapers, with advertisements for several upper-level jobs printed in English and Greek. The Athens News is an English-language paper and has a part for job opportunities.  Two of the biggest recruiting firms are Manpower and Adecco.  <br><br>Applications sent to get a position which includes not been promoted aren't uncommon in Greece. This is usually performed by speaking with the human resources office of the potential employer and/or sending a CV and cover letter (in Greek; English if applicable). Trade sites within local libraries contain firm mailing addresses. Chambers of commerce can also be a great supply of information about potential employers. The possibility of obtaining recognition of competences and one’s qualifications could play an important part in the decision to occupy work in another EU state. It's consequently required to develop a European system that may ensure the mutual acceptance of qualified competences in numerous Member States. More Info: [http://www.abios.gr web].