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>Hard figures demonstrate that immigrants frequently work harder and deliver more than many of those in the country they immigrate to. over 50% of syrians do n

>Hard figures demonstrate that immigrants frequently work harder and deliver more than many of those in the country they immigrate to. over 50% of syrians do not work at all. >Having a job in Germany earns you vastly more monsy than being a welfare recipient in Germany. Not really. You just need to have a couple of kids.

ben_w 3y ago
> over 50% of syrians do not work at all. Would those by any chance be either (1) asylum seekers who are banned by law from working, or (2) children or spouses? > You just need to have a couple of kids. Child benefits come with the rather high expense of looking after kids. Also, while Germany has excellent child benefits, they not that high. Also also, the UK says much the same thing even with much worse benefits.
- constantcrying 3y ago
  No. 50% receive "citizens money". >or spouses? Women can work too, you know? >asylum seekers who are banned by law from working No such law exists in Germany. You are explicitly allowed to work even while waiting for the decision for being granted asylum is being made.
  - ben_w 3y ago
    In English, "spouses" is un-gendered; whoever looks after the household may commonly be a woman, but what I wrote doesn't presume that. > You are explicitly allowed to work even while waiting for the decision for being granted asylum is being made Only three months after applying for asylum, with the permission of the Federal Employment Agency, and not if they live in a reception facility.
defrost 3y ago
> The main problem: Many refugees are poorly suited for jobs in Germany’s highly skilled labor market and Germany hasn’t been very good at training them. Germany Is Short of Workers, but Its Migrants Are Struggling to Find Jobs https://archive.md/ucnQD https://archive.md/ucnQD Germany need to up its game then.
- constantcrying 3y ago
  >Germany need to up its game then. Which game? The jobs Germany needs are in highly skilled industries. Those were you need years of training to do well.

ben_w 3y ago

> over 50% of syrians do not work at all. Would those by any chance be either (1) asylum seekers who are banned by law from working, or (2) children or spouses? > You just need to have a couple of kids. Child benefits come with the rather high expense of looking after kids. Also, while Germany has excellent child benefits, they not that high. Also also, the UK says much the same thing even with much worse benefits.

constantcrying 3y ago
No. 50% receive "citizens money". >or spouses? Women can work too, you know? >asylum seekers who are banned by law from working No such law exists in Germany. You are explicitly allowed to work even while waiting for the decision for being granted asylum is being made.
- ben_w 3y ago
  In English, "spouses" is un-gendered; whoever looks after the household may commonly be a woman, but what I wrote doesn't presume that. > You are explicitly allowed to work even while waiting for the decision for being granted asylum is being made Only three months after applying for asylum, with the permission of the Federal Employment Agency, and not if they live in a reception facility.

defrost 3y ago

> The main problem: Many refugees are poorly suited for jobs in Germany’s highly skilled labor market and Germany hasn’t been very good at training them. Germany Is Short of Workers, but Its Migrants Are Struggling to Find Jobs https://archive.md/ucnQD https://archive.md/ucnQD Germany need to up its game then.

constantcrying 3y ago
>Germany need to up its game then. Which game? The jobs Germany needs are in highly skilled industries. Those were you need years of training to do well.