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Many asylum seekers taking up right to work but barriers remain, ESRI finds

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Four-fifths of first-time applications to the labour market by asylum seekers have been granted since such access first became available. But barriers remain to applicants taking up work that matches their qualifications, a study by the Economic and Social Research Institute has found. Most applicants entered low-skilled jobs characterised by lower wages and poorer working conditions.

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Many asylum seekers taking up right to work but barriers remain, ESRI finds

Most international protection applicants enter low-skilled jobs marked by poorer working conditions, according to its research

2 years ago·Dublin, Ireland

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Irish Times broke the news in Dublin, Ireland 2 years ago on Friday, March 24, 2023.

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