Significant shortcomings in the issuance of work permits
A new review reveals serious lapses in Sweden's issuance of work permits, particularly for employers deemed dubious, raising concerns about fair competition and labor exploitation.
Migration Policy: Dobrindt's Wrong Path Regarding Asylum
Germany's interior minister states that anyone can work three months after arriving in the country, raising concerns about potential pull factors for migration.
Venezuelan Marzolay works in the shadows until dawn – soon Spain will legalize him and half a million others
The Spanish government is set to legalize over half a million undocumented migrants, including Venezuelans like Marzolay, who currently works in unpaid, shadow jobs.
"Help Japan" - Increasing Number of Indonesians in Japan and the Reasons Behind Their Move
The article explores the increasing trend of Indonesians moving to Japan, driven by high unemployment among the youth in Indonesia and the demand for labor in Japan.
India pushes young workers to aging Europe - expert reveals shortcomings
India aims to send young workers abroad amid rising youth unemployment, with experts cautioning against potential political manipulation of labor.
Russia turns to India for labour as war-driven worker shortage grows
Russia is seeking to recruit Indian workers to address a significant worker shortage exacerbated by its ongoing war against Ukraine.
Entrepreneurs Rage Against Wage Demands: The Government Must Back Down
Entrepreneurs in Sweden are criticizing the government's wage requirements for labor immigrants, demanding a retraction of the policy.
In the labor crisis, Russia is looking for workers from Asia - short of 11 million workers
Russia is currently facing its largest labor crisis, seeking workers from Asia to fill a need of approximately 11 million jobs due to demographic changes and the ongoing war in Ukraine.
Circular Migration, the Government's Offer
Ecuador's Ministry of Foreign Affairs has announced a circular migration program aimed at providing safe and legal temporary labor opportunities abroad, starting with the selection of 150 workers for agricultural jobs in Florida this February.
Migration and Skilled Labor Shortage: From Bangalore to Burgau - Came to Care
Five young Indian women arrive at Munich Airport to address the nursing shortage in Germany.
The number of migrant workers in the shipbuilding industry has surged fivefold... 'Skilled worker visas have become a means of securing low-wage labor'
The number of migrant workers in South Korea's shipbuilding industry has increased over five times in three years, raising concerns about low wages and opaque migration processes, particularly for those entering under skilled worker visas (E-7-3).
Tens of thousands of Asian migrants targeted by Greece for work
The Greek parliament is set to vote on a bill that would allow for the employment of tens of thousands of additional workers from South Asia while imposing penalties on migrants deemed to have entered the country illegally.
Union Leader Warns Against Import of 'Substandard Conditions'
A prominent labor leader warns that Denmark may be repeating past mistakes of the 1960s and 1970s regarding the importation of foreign labor under unfavorable conditions.
Spain adds more than 2.1 million members after labor reform and breaks its record for a month of January
Spain's labor market has increased by 477,818 Social Security members in the past year, reaching a total of 21,573,632, with January marking the highest level recorded historically according to the Ministry of Inclusion, Social Security and Migration.
Film 'Aisha Can’t Fly Away': Her Wishes Remain Feverish Dreams
In his feature film debut 'Aisha Can’t Fly Away', director Morad Mostafa explores the theme of labor migration through the story of Aisha, a young Sudanese woman who comes to Egypt to work as a caregiver and send money back to her family suffering from the civil war in Sudan.
Europe tightens its borders: the 'Meloni model' gains ground amid a change in migratory cycles
The EU adopts externalized management as migrant landings in Italy drop by 60% compared to the 2023 crisis, highlighting a paradox of labor needs amid border reinforcement.
"Millions of people long for a radical reform force"
FDP leader Dürr claims that if the Germans face frustration with a Schwarz-Rot coalition similar to that of the Ampel, it would come with 'infinitely more debt,' while he aims to position his party as a radical alternative to the status quo, proposing the cessation of social benefits for labor migrants.
The racist trap of necessary migration
The article critiques the notion of needing migrants, arguing it upholds a supremacist hierarchy that subordinates racialized migrants from the Global South while privileging white Spaniards who benefit from their labor.