Ukrainian refugees face the problem of education or the issue of its recognition, as well as the language barrier.
The Czech Republic has a labor shortage in the health and social services sector. Euractiv wrote this on Friday, December 22, with reference to the country’s Labor Minister Marianna Jurechka.
“Social services, like other areas, are in a situation where there are not enough human resources… We are working on one of the possible solutions and trying to find people from Ukrainian refugees who can work in the field of health and social. We see here the largest pool of people who will quickly fill the gaps,” he said.
The official emphasized that the Czech Republic is “the most successful country” in integrating newcomers, noting that of the 373,000 Ukrainian refugees (including children and pensioners) that the Czech Republic has accepted, 123,000 people have protections that visa is now working.
He added that Ukrainians “have been able to fill the gaps where the Czech Republic has long lacked labor resources.”
The European Commission announced the allocation of more than 65 million euros to four countries hosting Ukrainians fleeing the war. We are talking about the Czech Republic, Romania, Bulgaria and Poland.
The IMF has estimated the number of refugees who will not return to Ukraine
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The IMF has estimated the number of refugees who will not return to Ukraine
Source: korrespondent
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