Protection Gaps in Germany’s Skilled Labour Migration System
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Protection Gaps in Germany’s Skilled Labour Migration System
In recent years, Germany has gradually reformed the Skilled Immigration Act (FEG) to make the recruitment of workers from third countries easier. Little political attention has been paid to the fact that this also entails an increased risk of exploitative working conditions – particularly since abusive practices often begin as early as the recruitment stage in the country of origin. The Federal Government should therefore complement its efforts…
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