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Integrating #Migrants and #Refugees into the labour market: Commission and social and economic partners relaunch cooperation
The Commission, trade unions, chambers of commerce and employers' organizations are renewing their co-operation to enhance the integration of migrants and refugees into the labour market. In a joint statement issued today, they highlight areas for future focus, and express interest in cooperating further in the area of labour migration under the European Partnership on Integration launched in 2017.
The signatories reaffirm the importance of a multi-stakeholder approach for early integration into the labour market benefitting both refugees and the economy and society at large. A full press release is available online.
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