Integration of beneficiaries of international/humanitarian protection into the labour market : policies and good practices ; Synthesis Report for the EMN Focussed Study 2015

This Study examined (i) labour market access rights for beneficiaries of international protection both in legislation and in practice, (ii) the availability of employment-related support measures for beneficiaries, (iii) good practices and obstacles in Member States’ policies related to beneficiaries’ labour market access and participation, as well as (iv) differences in the treatment of the different statuses (i.e. refugee status, subsidiary protection and humanitarian protection).

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Year of publication:	2016
Institutions:	European Migration Network ; Europäische Kommission / Generaldirektion Migration und Inneres (contributor)
Subject:	Arbeitsmarkt \| labor market \| Best Practice \| best practice \| EU \| Flüchtling \| refugee \| Flüchtlingsrecht \| law relating to refugees \| Hilfeleistung \| assistance \| Rechtsanwendung \| legal usage \| - 2015

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Executive summary
1 Introduction
1.1 Study rationale
1.2 Study Aims
1.3 Scope of the Study
1.4 Structure of the report
2 Statistical overview of the population of beneficiaries of international protection and their labour market participation
2.1 Population of beneficiaries of international protection
2.2 Labour market participation
3 Labour market access rights in law and in practice
3.1 The legal right to access the labour market
3.2 Obstacles to the legal right to employment
3.3 Other Practical obstacles to access the labour market
4 Organisation and content of labour market integration policy for beneficiaries of international protection
4.2 Organisation of employment-related support measures
5 Selection of employment related support measures to access the labour market
5.1 Language courses
5.2 Orientation services
5.3 Education
5.4 Vocational education and training
5.5 Procedures for the recognition of qualifications
5.6 Counselling services
5.7 Access to housing
5.8 Guaranteed minimum income
6 Conclusions

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