 Djokovic in 51st meeting to reach Rome Masters final
HIGHLIGHTS
- Nadal reached the Rome Masters final for a record-extending 10th time.
- He unleashed a trademark clay-court attack after winning a tight first set lasting well over an hour.
- Djokovic has rediscovered his form this week after months of elbow injury problems..
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Nadal took a 2-1 lead in the second set with another break of Djokovic and never lost control.
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Indeed, working in Germany is an attractive option for many students who are familiar with the customs and traditions of German society. The following is an overview of the requirements of international graduates to work in Germany after studying.
If a student has an internship during the school holidays, the number of hours is deducted from the annual limit even if the internship is unpaid. However, the compulsory university internship, which is considered as a university requirement, is not counted from the working hours limit.
International students can work full-time in Germany while studying for 120 days, or 240 days of part-time, per semester. On the other hand, if the student is working on a university job on campus as a student guide or research assistant, the working hours are not counted from the annual limit. However, he must notify the Aliens Registration Office of his work type.
International students from outside the European Union are not allowed to work independently or as freelancers. Students in Germany can earn up to 450 euros per month without tax, as the income tax is automatically deducted from the monthly salaries that exceed the stated amounts.
If the student is studying a language preparatory course, he can only work in his spare time, with the approval of the Federal Employment Agency and the authority of foreigners only.
If international students want to stay in Germany to findwork after graduation, it is a good idea to start the planning stage for thismatter in recent years of study. Moreover, it is very useful to be fluent inthe German language to find a suitable job, as the number of open jobs would bevery limited without it.
International students that are citizens of the European Union have the right to search for work in Germany without the need for a work permit. This is due to the fact that they are treated in the same way as the German population is treated in terms of access to the labor market, working conditions, as well as social and tax benefits.
As for students from countries outside the European Uniongroup who want to work in Germany after graduation, they must extend theirresidence permit. Basically, it is permitted by the state for a period of up to18 months, in order to find work that is appropriate to their studies.
University certificate or official document from the university confirming that the student has successfully completed his studies.
A document proving that the student has health insurance.
Proof of financial support for the student during his job search period.
The extension period, which reaches 18 months, begins as soon as the graduate obtains the results of his final test. Hence, the search for work should begin during the final semester. Besides, the graduate has the permission in these extension months to work as many hours as he wants, and in any kind of job in order to support himself.
Once the graduate finds the required job, he/she must apply for a German residence permit or what is known as the European Union blue card. Furthermore, the graduate can stay in Germany while awaiting approval on the application.
Indeed, the blue card is better than German residency for those who intend to live and work in another country in the European Union.
The application for obtaining the blue card requires obtaining a job offer for an annual salary of at least 49,600 euros. On the other hand, if the graduate wants to stay and reside in Germany, he can apply for a settlement permit two years after obtaining a permanent residence permit or blue card.
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In contrast, those who turned the other cheek and continued to cooperate with a nasty opponent received more rewards.
When considered in the context of a mediation, the results of this study make sense. The purpose of mediation is to reach a resolution that meets the needs and interests of all parties concerned. Mediators (including me) often take an integrative bargaining approach (i.e., win-win) in mediation rather than a distributive bargaining approach (i.e., win-lose). If the parties accept the former approach, they often find that the deal struck in settlement is more satisfying as it meets more of their needs and interests than a deal stuck using distributive bargaining (or a zero-sum game approach). In essence, by working with the opponent (rather than against the opponent) in a cooperative manner, both parties gain more.
In my day-to-day life as a mediator, I have seen this cooperative approach work, over and over again, resulting in settlements that meet the parties’ needs and interests. I am now happy to learn that this everyday experience has been confirmed by academia and scientific study.
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