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Traineeprogramm IT (Bachelor)
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Das Traineeprogramm dauert zwölf Monate und verbindet Theorie und Praxis. Du erhältst für diese Zeit einen befristeten Arbeitsvertrag als Angestellte*r auf Basis des Tarifvertrages für den öffentlichen Dienst. Das Programm beginnt am 1. Juni und am 1. Dezember.
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General information on ExtraNet
ExtraNet is the Bundesbank’s e-business platform.
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Security features of the €100 banknote, Europa series Counterfeit detection
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2023 – Hamburg
As part of the “Federal States II” series, the German government has decided to mint a €2 commemorative coin “Hamburg” (featuring Elbphilharmonie).
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Reopening of two Federal bonds – Auction result
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€11 collectors’ coin “UEFA European Football Championship 2024”
The German government has decided to mint an €11 collectors’ coin entitled “UEFA European Football Championship 2024,” scheduled for issue on 8 May 2024. The coin features one of the world’s most popular major sporting events, the European Football Championship, which will be held in the Federal Republic of Germany in 2024, for the first time since Germany’s reunification.
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Neue Datenveröffentlichung: Wage Tracker der EZB deutet auf geringeren und stabileren Lohndruck in den ersten drei Quartalen des Jahres 2026 hin
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Der jüngste Wage Tracker der Europäischen Zentralbank (EZB), der laufende Tarifverträge abdeckt, weist auf ein Wachstum der Tarifverdienste hin. Werden die Einmalzahlungen geglättet in den Wage Tracker einbezogen, so beläuft es sich für das Jahr 2024 auf 4,7 % und für 2025 auf 3,2 %
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Geldbearbeitung Arbeit@Bundesbank: Näher am Euro geht es nicht.
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President Nagel and “Economist” editor-in-chief Minton Beddoes speak at Bundesbank’s Capital City Reception in Berlin
05.11.2025 DE
Once a year, the Bundesbank invites guests from the spheres of politics, academia and society to the Capital City Reception in Berlin to exchange views on the economic situation and current topics. This year’s event saw Bundesbank President Joachim Nagel welcome Zanny Minton Beddoes, editor-in-chief of “The Economist” and co-editor of the German weekly newspaper “Die Zeit”, as a special guest speaker. Around 200 guests came to hear Minton Beddoes and Nagel speak on “Europe’s new global role: competition, cooperation and confrontation”.