Published 07/26/2024 11:00:38 p.m.

Highly educated migrants looking for top jobs: 'I won't be a cleaning lady with a master's degree in economics in my pocket'

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01:00 Highly educated people born outside the EU have a harder time finding jobs for highly educated people than native Belgians, De Tijd reported on Thursday. The reasons for this are diverse, experts see. Three...

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Highly educated migrants looking for top jobs: 'I won't be a cleaning lady with a master's degree in economics in my pocket'

07/26/2024 11:00:38 p.m.·Belgium

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