Switzerland’s new policy significantly helps people with temporary protection by allowing them to change jobs. The transfer, which took effect on 1 June 2024, addresses commuting challenges and aims to better integrate refugees into the labor market, benefiting Ukrainian refugees in particular by facilitating travel and relocation. This initiative is a step forward in combining humanitarian aid with practical employment support.
Introduction of the policy:
– Validity period: June 1, 2024.
– The policy allows the holder of temporary protection to change residence for work.
Transfer criteria:
– Eligible if travel time to work exceeds 90 minutes.
– Also if public transport is not enough to get to the workplace.
Objective:
– To promote integration into the labor market.
– The aim is to improve the employment opportunities of holders of temporary protection status.
Changes to Permits:
– Eliminates the need for certain permits for refugees and stateless persons.
– Simplifies the moving process in Switzerland.
Travel conditions:
– Temporary protection holders can now travel abroad under certain conditions.
– This is especially useful for Ukrainian refugees.
Impact on employment:
– Facilitates better access to the labor market.
– Supports refugees and stateless persons to find suitable employment opportunities.
Role of the government:
– The Swiss government tries to balance humanitarian aid and economic integration.
– This practice reflects Switzerland’s commitment to supporting refugees.
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