This is the EU; if they're qualified enough, they might be able to find work here in the Netherlands.
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Unless they don't speak a foreign language.
One would assume that most people of working age would speak at least English, which should be enough to get started in many countries.
I don't know, I'm italian and people here don't know English, yes a few do, but it's still the exception. I've also just lived 6 months in Madrid and it's even worse. I know that countries in the north of Europe are better in this sense but I see Greece to be more like Italy and Spain education than say, Netherlands education.
Yep, most people here don't speak English to any passable level. Even if they did, though, it's a bit hard for everyone to up and move out. Many people do, but that's not a viable way of solving the problem for an entire country.
How would one assume that? Does one know how much education costs?