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European Parliament study: Exploring new avenues for legislation for labour migration to the EU

23 September 2015

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"The paradox between the need for international labour migration to counter the impending demographic crisis in Europe and the lack of commensurate policy
instruments to attract and integrate labour migration from third countries into the EU is one of the key strategic issues for Europe."

See the full report: Exploring new avenues for legislation for labour migration to the EU (pdf)

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