In the three months since its introduction, the employment program for refugees from Ukraine in Germany has not yielded tangible results. Out of 840 thousand refugees of working age, only 170 thousand are employed in Germany, according to the Federal Labor Agency. DW reports, UNN writes .
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The agency acknowledged that the Job-Turbo program, designed to speed up the integration of Ukrainian refugees into the German labor market, has not led to tangible success in the three months since its introduction.
The share of Ukrainian women who found a job in January this year (1.2%) was even lower than last year's 1.7%. Among Ukrainian male refugees, this figure decreased from 3.4% in January 2023 to 2.4% in January of this year, according to the agency's report.
Daniel Terzenbach, the program's commissioner, said the reason for this situation is the unfavorable economic situation, which makes it difficult to find a job. Another factor is that 68% of refugees from Ukraine are women, "every third of them with children, and it is very difficult to organize care for them.
Therefore, the integration of women into the labor market is much more difficult than for men,
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