Across most of the European Union, the principle of free movement has shaped not only policy, but also workplace culture. A software engineer from Portugal can move to Germany with relatively little bureaucratic friction; a nurse from Poland can build a career in Ireland without the heavy visa constraints faced by someone from outside the bloc. And of course, a truck driver from Austria can take their qualification and use it immediately in Spain (assuming they like the sun!)

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Ah communication tech. We'd be lost without it, wouldn't we? Messaging, posting, ordering food, buying stuff, monitoring your front door...