
When your first job kicks off
First job, first paycheck — nice. Then the grown-up to-dos hit: health insurance, contract fine print, probation. You want to work, not read legalese, so here’s what actually matters now.
Essential cover
for this moment

Public Health
Employees in Germany must have health insurance. Starting your first job means picking a public plan so doctor visits, meds, and sick pay are covered from day one.

Income Protection
Your new paycheck pays the rent. If illness stops you working long-term, income can drop fast. Many lock this in early while healthy to keep life afloat.

Legal Protection
Helps with contract checks, disputes in probation, overtime, or termination. A lawyer on call beats late-night googling and gets issues sorted faster.

Private Health
If you qualify (above the income threshold or certain jobs), private plans can mean shorter waits and richer benefits. Compare now while options are open.

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