The demand to hire non-EU citizens for employment in Italy under the country's quota system outstripped the number of available places just one hour after online applications got underway on Monday/
Lengthy asylum processes and the uneven implementation of educational programs for asylum seekers across the European Union are hurting unaccompanied minors' prospects of integration and employment, according to ECRE.
The Italian government and the EU are considering measures to help facilitate regular migration after Sunday’s shipwreck off the coast of Calabria.
Whether it's IT specialists, nurses or even hairdressers — Germany is lacking skilled personnel seemingly everywhere. Is the skills gap homemade, and ultimately just a problem of wages and working conditions?
On a visit to the West African country Ghana this week, two German ministers announced they would be supporting a program of employment migration from Ghana to Germany. Similar programs will be offered in several other countries on the continent.
As France protests pension reform, InfoMigrants takes stock of the situation for foreign workers. How are their rights affected by the time spent in France and country of origin? And how are entitlements accurately calculated?
Back in 2015, employing refugees may have seemed a risky approach for a business in Vienna to take. But it paid off for the Magdas Hotel, which has just moved to the heart of the Austrian capital.
For years Germany has been facing a growing crisis, trying to fill hundreds of thousands of jobs with a dwindling population. Now it is turning to migrants and those still living abroad to try and fill positions and keep society moving.
Germany is urgently seeking workers from abroad — at least 400,000 each year. But is it an attractive destination for highly qualified foreigners? For some, it seems, having to learn the German language puts them off.
A new study from the University of Vienna has found that migrants tend to work in precarious jobs at a far higher rate than other citizens. 13% earn so little that they cannot support themselves, despite working, the study found.
Nigerien President Mohamed Bazoum has said that new accords are needed with Europe in order to manage migration properly. He has called for quotas linked to the needs of the job market in Europe.
Are well-paid jobs in the EU really that easy and quick to find? Many smugglers will tell you they are. But evidence shows that this claim is misleading.