Wie viele Flüchtlinge arbeiten eigentlich, Herr Kopf? - #1471

Wer nicht arbeitet, wird in Österreich schwer ankommen. Doch auf dem Arbeitsmarkt hapert es. In Wien ist mittlerweile fast jeder vierte Arbeitslose ein Flüchtling.Der Chef des Arbeitsmarktservice, Johannes Kopf, erklärt im Gespräch mit Eva Konzett, welche Probleme das nach sich zieht. Und wie der Sprung in den Job gelingt.Aufgezeichnet im Rahmen der FALTER Arena vom 11.09.2025 im Wiener Stadtsaal.Die nächste FALTER Arena findet am 8.10.2025 statt, zum Thema: "Israel, der 7. Oktober und die Katastrophe von Gaza". Sie möchten live dabei sein? Tickets sind hier erhältlich. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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