Tag: Employment
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Fostering the long-term employment of refugees: the Danish perspective. Interview with QVARTZ.
QVARTZ, a Danish consultancy firm, has published a “7-steps Game Plan” aimed at companies for the successful integration of refugees into the job market. The report, based on the Danish job market, contains nevertheless relevant information for all wanting to do the same. The New European interviewed the authors of the report in order to…
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From refugee to self-employed: the story of Ferry
The New European has entered a partnership with the IOM and its program Skills2Work. In the following weeks and months, these pages will showcase some of the success stories from the EU countries participating to the program and taken from the digital platform FromSkills2Work. The first article of the series introduces the story of Ferry,…
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France’s leading online platform connecting refugees and employers: Interview with Kavita Brahmbhatt, Action Emploi Réfugiés
The New European interviewed Kavita Brahmbhatt, Co-Founder and Co-President of Action Emploi Réfugiés, the virtual platform that became a tool of reference for refugees looking looking for employment in France.
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“They” and the City: Planning Diversity and Multiculturalism
Architect Gabriele Pitacco guides us through an overview of some urban projects that have successfully represented diversity.
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Cities as Inclusive Employers
Policy making is not the only tool cities have to foster integration. As employers and service providers, they can directly drive migrants’ inclusion into the workforce. Here is an overview of particularly successful experiences.
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“SMEs’ capacity to innovate and adapt is key to meet the market needs” – Interview with MEP Romana Tomc
Interview with MEP Romana Tomc on tackling youth unemployment, developing SMEs and diversity in the European single market.
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Meet the European Leaders of tomorrow – Young European Council 2014 Report
We often say that young people do not care about politics, economics or even European affairs. The Young European Council proves us wrong.