IHS Study: How Migrant Youth without Employment back...
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Most recently, 27 percent of young people from the first generation of migration were not in employment, education or school, 13 percent from the second generation. What helps bring them back into the system?
No job, no school, no apprenticeship, no course: Whoever comes to Austria as a young person lands three times as often in nothing but peers without a migrant background. A new study shows where the affected people come from, where they fail – and why this can become dangerous for everyone.
VIENNA. An IHS study shows large differences in unemployment among young people, depending on their country of origin, generation of migration and gender.
Most recently, 27 percent of young people from the first generation of migration were not in employment, education or school, 13 percent from the second generation. What helps bring them back into the system?
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Tiroler Tageszeitung OnlineUnemployment among young people and young adults has a wide variety of reasons in Austria. There are also significant differences if one takes into account the origin of those affected: For example, migrant young people of the first generation are significantly more often without training or work than other groups, confirms an IHS research report for the Austrian Integration Fund (ÖIF).
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