Примеры использования Immigrants and descendants на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Immigrants and descendants.
A large part of these are immigrants and descendants.
Immigrants and descendants can also be broken down by country of origin.
A large part of these are immigrants and descendants.
The employment rate for immigrants and descendants from non-western countries has increased from 46 pct. in 2001 to 57 pct. in 2008.
The Danish labour market is open to employment of all immigrants and descendants.
Measuring integration of immigrants and descendants- Danish experiences with register-based data.
In the beginning of the 1990s, political interest emerged to identify immigrants and descendants in statistics.
The vast majority was composed of immigrants and descendants originating from Moroccoand other African countries.
Several public and private businesses have gained experience with immigrants and descendants at the workplace.
The employment rate for immigrants and descendants from non-western countries remains considerably lower than for ethnic Danes.
The figure, accordingly,shows a student intake that reflects the relatively small number of immigrants and descendants in Denmark.
Secondary and higher education of immigrants and descendants of immigrants from third countries.
The municipalities can use the phasing in courses to strengthen the focuson the weak unemployed, including immigrants and descendants.
In 2001, 37 pct. of approximately 1.000 immigrants and descendants reported that they experience discrimination.
In the recent years there has in general been a positive development in the attachment to the Danish labour market of non Western immigrants and descendants.
Nine out of ten of the Danes who work together with immigrants and descendants do not see any problems in this connection.
The first edition of the study entitled"Immigrants and descendants of immigrants in France", carried out in 2012 by INSEEand the General Secretariat of Immigration and Integration of the Ministry of the Interior, sheds light on the dynamics of integration of reception- and integration-contract beneficiaries, the school careers of children of immigrants, access to employment for immigrants' descendants leaving the education system and their place in the civil service.
The employment rate has gone up while the unemployment rate has gone down among immigrants and descendants from non-Western countries.
Furthermore, far more immigrants and descendants with a non-western background in the age group 20- 24 are undertaking an education.
The latter category comprises of Creoles,Franco-Mauritians and other immigrants and descendants of immigrants from other European countries.
Unemployment among immigrants and descendants from non-Western countries continues to be significantly higher than among Danish citizens.
Although the unemployment rate of the total population has been decreasing,the decrease has been more significant among immigrants and descendants from non-Western countries.
They are now analysed to find out why immigrants and descendants of immigrants do not perform quite as well as other groups.
With the welfare reform from 2006, 300 million DKK(app. 40.3 million euro) was set aside to strengthenthe integration efforts in the municipalities and to take care of those immigrants and descendants who need a particularly closeand focused follow-up in order to get a job.
There is also a large monument erected by immigrants and descendants of immigrants from the city of Grodno in what is today western Belarus.
In 2006 the Think Tank on integration in Denmark published a report in which perceived discrimination amongst immigrants and descendants from selected non-Western countries was examined.
About 71 per cent of all immigrants and descendants in Denmark originate from a nonWestern country i.e. countries outside Scandinavia, the EU and North America.
Yet other studies- from the Rockwool Foundation and the Confederation of Danish Industry(DI)- demonstrate that immigrants and descendants that complete a Danish education earn just as well as ethnic Danes.
On the other hand, other immigrants and descendants from third countries are primarily concentrated in the Greater Copenhagen region, in that 67 per cent live in this area.