Technicians
Francis makes first visit by a pope to Corsica
Pope Francis arrived in Corsica, a stronghold of the Catholic faith, on Sunday, with locals hotly anticipating the first-ever trip by a pontiff to the French Mediterranean island.
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Foreign workers urgently needed
It is estimated that Greece's labor market needs more than 300,000 workers from other countries, from dishwashers to chefs to carpenters, machine operators and electricians to web and software developers.
The tourism industry needs both unskilled and highly skilled employees: dishwashers, waiters, cleaning staff, but also chefs, spa therapists and front office professionals.
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Pope says Church must 'seek forgiveness' for child sexual abuse
Pope Francis said on Sept. 27 that the Catholic Church must "seek forgiveness" over the "scourge" of child sexual abuse, during a visit to Belgium where the Church's dark past looms large.
In a speech before political and civil society leaders that opened his three-day visit to the country, Francis denounced the "tragic instances of child abuse" as a stain on the Church's legacy.
Rising interest in technical jobs
Interest in joining the Public Employment Agency's professional training schools has spiked, with the number of applicants already exceeding 4,000 - that is, 65% more than last year - while the application deadline is August 31.
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Vatican: This is the first millennial Catholic saint - He died at 15 of leukemia, the two miracles he performed
Pope Francis' surprise decision to canonise the first millennial was greeted with very warm comments from the faithful
Why you need an Android smartphone with a thermal and IR camera (photo)
These are powerful tools in the hands of engineers and technicians
Electricians playing volleyball on top of poles for balance training
Within the scope of a balance training, workers and electrical technicians of an electricity distribution company in the eastern province of Erzurum are playing volleyball on top of 12-meter-high poles.
"Playing volleyball on top of the poles is difficult but enjoyable," a worker told Demirören News Agency on Sept. 7.
Power cut destroys vaccines, leaves museum without security
A fire that broke out at a high-voltage power station in western Attica on Sunday night did not have any serious impact on the atmosphere, according to a team of Environment Ministry inspectors that visited the site on Monday, but several other problems were noted.