Dr. Caterina Mazzilli
@this-is-cate.bsky.social
Researcher at @odi.global | Migration expert
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See my ODI profile: https://odi.org/en/profile/caterina-mazzilli/
See my publications: https://scholar.google.com/citations?user=shUc3u4AAAAJ&hl=en&oi=ao
3/ In #Spain for instance, 1 in every 2 people of a migrant background are overqualified for their jobs. The process for “homologación” (degree recognition) lasts years, during which qualified migrants work in menial jobs or do not work at all.
March 12, 2025 at 10:43 AM
3/ In #Spain for instance, 1 in every 2 people of a migrant background are overqualified for their jobs. The process for “homologación” (degree recognition) lasts years, during which qualified migrants work in menial jobs or do not work at all.
2/ It highlights the structural discrimination against skilled migrants across the EU, and its economic consequences.
The report estimates that the European economy could grow by €33.8 billion if migrants worked the same jobs and earned the same wages as comparable natives ❗
The report estimates that the European economy could grow by €33.8 billion if migrants worked the same jobs and earned the same wages as comparable natives ❗
March 12, 2025 at 10:43 AM
2/ It highlights the structural discrimination against skilled migrants across the EU, and its economic consequences.
The report estimates that the European economy could grow by €33.8 billion if migrants worked the same jobs and earned the same wages as comparable natives ❗
The report estimates that the European economy could grow by €33.8 billion if migrants worked the same jobs and earned the same wages as comparable natives ❗