Temporary Employment Agencies’ Role in Work Inclusion of Immigrants and Refugees: Opportunities or a Permanent Precariat?

Støren-Vaczy, Blanka; Kleppe, Lise Cecilie
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2019-03-12
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Støren-Vaczy B, Kleppe LC: Temporary Employment Agencies’ Role in Work Inclusion of Immigrants and Refugees: Opportunities or a Permanent Precariat?. In: Borch A, Harsløf IH, Klepp IG, Laitala K. Inclusive Consumption: Immigrants' Use of and Access to Public and Private Goods and Services, 2019. Universitetsforlaget p. 119-131   https://dx.doi.org/10.18261/9788215031699-2019-07
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Temporary employment agencies act as mediators between job-seekers with immigrant backgrounds and the labour market. We ask; do the agencies promote or inhibit participation and social inclusion among immigrants on the labour market? The most important finding, based on a literature review and interviews with representatives of agencies in Norway, is that the agencies primarily help immigrants with transition from unemployment to temporary work, secondarily from temporary work to permanent employment.
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