ArbeitSagentur: The German Federal Labour Office is the official labour and employment management training agency of Germany, providing employment opportunities and training services for German citizens and workers, with employment agencies and offices nationwide and a comprehensive network of information services.

The German Federal Labour Office is a governmental agency It will be restructured into a competitive service enterprise. Its leadership structure will change, with managers replacing officials; the front-line workforce will increase from the current 8,500 to 24,000; in addition, its future leadership will be a three-member board of directors, but this board will be supervised by a supervisory board appointed by the government.

The German Federal Labour Office is the monopoly of the labour administration, which not only enjoys the power to introduce jobs, but also manages unemployment benefits. However, the agency has always focused on management rather than service, and the effect of job placement is not very satisfactory. Since this year, the German government has completely reorganized this organization, abolishing the labor bureaus in each region and establishing 181 employment centers instead. The job centers are responsible for all work related to job placement, and the income of the job center staff is linked to their job placement performance. These job centers have a special career guidance office for college students and an information center attached to it. They have established a nationwide network platform where employers and students can log on to any computer and share resources for free.