Guide for access to the labour market

 

CDMiR 4 Ukraine: Raising awareness on human rights and equal treatment for Ukrainian refugees in Romania (2023)

“This guide is dedicated to migrants and beneficiaries of temporary protection who want to access the Romanian labour market. It provides a detailed introduction to the Romanian labour system, providing essential resources understanding the legal aspects of job search. The guide covers various aspects of the employment contract, provides information about its conclusion and content. It also addresses situations where the employer violates the rights in the employment contract or harassment occurs in the workplace”

UA: https://www.cnrr.ro/index.php/ro/blog-ro-2/integrare/565-guide-access-to-the-labor-market-ukrainian

RU: https://www.cnrr.ro/index.php/ro/blog-ro-2/integrare/564-guide-access-to-the-labor-market-russian

EN: https://www.cnrr.ro/index.php/ro/blog-ro-2/integrare/563-guide-access-to-the-labor-market

Ro: https://www.cnrr.ro/index.php/ro/blog-ro-2/integrare/562-ghid-accesul-la-piata-de-munca

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disinformation refugees Language Employment Displacement Sites Conflict Supply chain education Discrimination Integration Putin poverty Pole opinion European Union Migration Armed forces Displacement Russia Sanctions Humanitarian crisis Coordination Health Crimea Policy Humanitarian law Shelter Emergency Shelters Inflation Economy Military Mental health Humanitarian Actions Forced Displacement Collaboration Refugee Nato Healthcare Donbas Age Humanitarian aid UNHCR NGO Gender Training Humanitarian Response Plan

 



Stepping UP: Ukrainian Refugees, Changemaking & How to Make Europe a Better Place for All

Hello Europe

The Stepping UP Report is published by Ashoka which is the world´s largest network of social entrepreneurs. The report shares challenges and visions from different practitioners. It emphasises “how Europe can and should step up: how to engage refugees if we want to go beyond crisis relief towards re-framing refugees as changemakers.”

“The “stepping UP Report” highlights the diversity of the solutions offered by changemakers and their self-perception, the issues of mental health and access to funding. It addresses such barriers as harmful narratives and propaganda and outlines the mindset shifts that need to take place in order for refugees to be seen as a positive force and valued for their contribution.”

Topics:
Integration Training Policy Coordination Sanctions Displacement Humanitarian Response Plan Supply chain Armed forces Military UNHCR Language Conflict Mental health Donbas Putin refugees Nato Shelter Refugee Russia Humanitarian law Migration Forced Displacement Employment poverty Humanitarian crisis Economy Humanitarian aid Age Discrimination Healthcare Collaboration Gender Inflation Crimea Humanitarian Actions Emergency Shelters Pole opinion European Union Health NGO education disinformation Displacement Sites



Predicting refugee flows from Ukraine with an approach to Big (Crisis) Data: a new opportunity for refugee and humanitarian studies.

Juric, Tado (2022), Athens Journal of Τechnology & Engineering

 

“This paper shows that Big Data and the so-called tools of digital demography, such as Google Trends (GT) and insights from social networks such as Instagram, Twitter and Facebook, can be useful for determining, estimating, and predicting the forced migration flows to the EU caused by the war in Ukraine.”

https://doi.org/10.1101/2022.03.15.22272428

Topics:
NGO Displacement European Union Policy Forced Displacement Russia poverty Employment Emergency Shelters refugees Inflation Coordination Supply chain Military Humanitarian Response Plan Discrimination Humanitarian Actions Humanitarian law Training Humanitarian crisis Health Nato Conflict education Migration Integration Collaboration Humanitarian aid Refugee Healthcare Gender Economy Shelter Displacement Sites Age Donbas Putin disinformation Pole opinion Armed forces Sanctions Language UNHCR Mental health Crimea