US EditionStudy Reveals Discrimination in Germany’s Training Market - THE AFRICAN COURIER. Reporting Africa and its Diaspora!
A new study by the University of Siegen has uncovered stark evidence of discrimination against young people with migrant backgrounds applying for apprenticeships in Germany. The field experiment, based on over 50,000 fictitious email inquiries sent to 700 businesses with open training positions, revealed a troubling trend: the likelihood of receiving a response strongly correlates with the applicant’s name—and by implication, their perceived eth…
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Study Reveals Discrimination in Germany’s Training Market - THE AFRICAN COURIER. Reporting Africa and its Diaspora!
A new study by the University of Siegen has uncovered stark evidence of discrimination against young people with migrant backgrounds applying for apprenticeships in Germany. The field experiment, based on over 50,000 fictitious email inquiries sent to 700 businesses with open training positions, revealed a troubling trend: the likelihood of receiving a response strongly correlates with the applicant’s name—and by implication, their perceived eth…
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