If you are looking for the best country to live and work in, the UN Human Development Report has helped you out! They studied education, life expectancy, financial weather, and gender equality in over 200 countries and scored them accordingly. The best country on the report is Norway. For the thirteenth year in a row, they ranked the best in the standard of living, life expectancy and education. The average life expectancy is 82, and they have an incredible publicly funded health care system. If you want to live and work in one of the best countries, consider submitting your resume to Jobs Across the World. They will match your qualification to an open position.
The second-ranked country on the report is Australia. Education is responsible for over five percent of the national GDP and most students attend school for nearly twenty years. Switzerland made the UN’s list and can be proud of having the best overall health. Residents of the country live to be 83 years old on average and have a very low risk of diseases like malaria, tuberculosis, and HIV.
Germany, who ranks fourth, allow residents and international students to attend their universities free of charge. More than 96 percent of their population has some secondary education. Denmark and Singapore tied for fifth place in the UN’s ranking. The gender wage gap is very low in these countries. If you are searching for job opportunities that are available and are willing to relocate, JobsAWorld is ready to help you find the job you deserve.
