According to journalists, refugees say that the biggest barrier to employment is their lack of knowledge of Czech. Many people have no one to leave their children with.
Most Ukrainian refugees in the Czech Republic live below the poverty line. So we’re talking about 68% of Ukrainians fleeing the war. About this, writes the publication Novinky, citing data from the PAQ agency.
It is also reported that 45% of Ukrainian households will not survive even two months on their savings.
As noted in the material, 67% of economically active Ukrainian refugees were able to find a job, but more than half work in less qualified positions and more than 40% are significantly below their qualifications. Labor potentials cannot be fully realized.
“Unskilled work means a lot of problems. Two-thirds of refugees earn only SEK 150 per hour,” the PAQ survey quoted the broadcast.
In addition, it is reported that one third of the respondents work without social and health insurance, without vacation.
According to journalists, refugees say that the biggest barrier to employment is their lack of knowledge of Czech. Many people have no one to leave their children with. Also, Ukrainian education is not always recognized in the Czech Republic.
Recall that on July 17 it was reported that Ukrainian refugees were offered to stay in Canada forever. Some refugees who went to Canada due to all-out war with the Russian Federation may never return to their permanent residence in Ukraine.
It was also reported that on June 29, Japan accepted 2,300 Ukrainians. According to the Ukrainian Ambassador Serhiy Korsunsky, the main condition for moving to Japan is a sponsor: a close relative, acquaintance, company or university – the rest depends on the decision of the Japanese government.
Source: Focus
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