Every year, 3,400 jobs are available at the ÖBB, as the company highlighted in a statement on Monday. The enormous demand for staff results not only from increasing passenger numbers, but also from a generational change - the retirement wave of the baby boom generations. The state-owned company advertises meaningful and secure jobs in economically challenging times.
ÖBB offers "career prospects for many people looking for a fresh start"
Career changers are also being sought. Especially in traditional railway jobs such as train driver, train dispatcher or shunter, there are also attractive options for newcomers. "The railway is not only climate-friendly, but also crisis-proof," emphasized Transport Minister Leonore Gewessler (Green). "Here there are career prospects for many people who are looking for a fresh start." ÖBB CEO Andreas Matthä: "We support people in difficult phases and strengthen our company with new professionals."
(APA/Red)
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