New EMN-OECD joint study published on skills matching policies and instruments for third country nationals
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New EMN-OECD joint study examines skills matching policies and instruments for third country nationals
A new EMN and OECD joint study, ˋFostering sustainable labour market integration of third-country nationals: skills matching policies and instruments´ has been published. Overview A new EMN-OECD study examines how third-country nationals in EMN Member Countries face skills mismatch in the labour market. It focuses on labour migrants as well as those arriving via family reunification, […]
New EMN-OECD joint study published on skills matching policies and instruments for third country nationals
A new EMN-OECD study examines how third-country nationals in EMN Member Countries face skills mismatch in the labour market. It focuses on labour migrants as well as those arriving via family reunification, beneficiaries of international protection (BIP) and beneficiaries of temporary protection (BoTP). Drawing on contributions from 25 EMN National Contact Points and OECD comparative analysis, this study highlights key barriers to migrants’ effe…
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