browndude wrote: ↑Fri Jun 23, 2023 12:33 pm
Your theory is easy to disprove when you look at the Somali children born in Finland who are now adults.
I dislike commenting on a particular community. There are Somalis living in the US, well-working and productive. The recent riots across France, of late in Sweden, etc. show that this is a problem of integration. If there is a Somali person, born here, well educated, speaks the language well, what do you reckon are his chances of getting his CV through against a job opening?
FinlandGirl wrote: ↑Fri Jun 23, 2023 2:07 pm
Yes, it's pretty stupid that there is a lack of workers in some areas while other people are receiving benefits for doing nothing.
FinlandGirl wrote: ↑Fri Jun 23, 2023 2:07 pm
It has always been a prerequisite for a first residence permit on the basis of non-specialist work that it can only be granted after an assessment from the employment office that the position could not be filled by a jobseeker instead. And this needs an employer who is willing to offer you a job and then wait 3-4 months for a decision whether you will be permitted to start working.
Many of the immigrants, to be specific, the highly skilled immigrants that have lost their job, e.g. due to downsizing, or companies economic reasons, some of them are unemployed because despite their skills, they cannot even their CVs through the HR process. Any guesses why?
I daresay, the unemployment benefits should be maintained it for the highly skilled immigrants. Particularly if they are unskilled due to racism in hiring practices.
Denmark, Sweden, Finland
I really hope Europe does not lose its feet and fall back towards history.
FinlandGirl wrote: ↑Sat Jun 24, 2023 1:36 am
The rules for any permanent status or citizenship that might be applied for in the future can be changed, but rules cannot be added that take away something that has already been granted except for really weighty reasons.
It would be quite scary if the PR is granted, e.g. after a period of being married (relationship grounds), and then the marriage breaks down. Theoretically, the permit is granted on the spousal relationship, and now it is no longer existing. Creates some fears!
betelgeuse wrote: ↑Mon Jun 26, 2023 12:37 pm
nuhteettomuusedellytys.
Is this defined somewhere?