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Eritrean refugees experience in Melbourne

Deakin University
Hassan Ibrahim (Aggregated by)
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This dataset provides information concerning the patterns of labour market access and the employment outcomes of African refugees in Australia. It focuses on recently-arrived migrants and refugees from Eritrea who came to Australia predominantly on humanitarian grounds. It explores the correlation between academic qualifications and previous employment experiences on the one hand and employment outcomes in Australia on the other. In doing so, a number of related factors including language skills, links to community organisations and level and nature of job assistance services are analysed as variables that potentially impact upon access to and ultimately integration into the labour market.

Issued: 2024-05-17

Created: 2024-05-17

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African refugees | Australian immigrants | Eritrea | emigration | employment | immigration | labor market | questionnaires |

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