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EU: Promoting Intra EU labour mobility of international protection beneficiaries

18 June 2015

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"The Meijers Committee proposes to enhance the opportunities for employment of international protection beneficiaries across the EU by allowing them to work in another Member State after two years of legal residency and under more favourable conditions than current EU directives allow. This incentive for achieving economic independence corrects the current legal regime under which socioeconomic criteria play no role in sharing the responsibility for asylum-seekers and international protection beneficiaries"

See the full text: Promoting Intra EU labour mobility of international protection beneficiaries (pdf)

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