The Effects of EU Migration Policies on The Labor Market

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Analysis reveals low participation of non-EU nationals in the labour market, indicating systemic barriers.

Non-EU nationals face low participation in the labour market, exacerbated by structural barriers and discrimination.
Long-term unemployment rates stand significantly higher among non-EU nationals, particularly affecting youth demographics.
Assessment across various EU countries shows persistent gender and skills gaps weakening labour market integration.
Calls for improved social inclusion strategies to address inequalities and enhance labour market outcomes for migrant populations.

Mammadov et al. (2025) studied this question.

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