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Re: Цитата: вправду считаете США и ЕС ''ядром мировой цивилизации''? (Всего: 0) от на 04/10/2019
A report from the German Federal Employment Agency (BA) has shown
that more than half of the recipients of the Hartz IV welfare income
benefit come from migrant backgrounds, with Syrians the largest group in
the country. The report lists a 69 per cent increase in welfare recipients from
non-German backgrounds since 2010 for a total of 2.1 million
individuals, while the overall number of German Hartz IV recipients has
fallen by 20 per cent over the same period, Die Welt reports.
Syrians represent the highest number of beneficiaries with 584,000
Syrian nationals living on benefits with Turks coming in second
with 259,000 individuals living off the German taxpayer. Around 32.1 million people in Germany are in jobs that require them
to pay social security contributions; of those, only 157,000 taxpayers
come from countries approved for asylum claims like Syria, Iraq,
Eritrea, and Somalia.
The statistics show that individuals from migrant backgrounds take
far more benefits from the state than they pay back into it. The issue
is likely to cause problems in the near future as there are
proportionally more migrant background individuals in younger age
brackets. In some German cities, up to 70 per cent of children come from
migrant backgrounds. The figures mirror trends in other European countries with large migrant populations like Sweden where the unemployment rate for migrant background individuals was measured at 21.8 per cent compared to native Swedes at a mere 3.9 per cent last summer.
In Austria, which also took in tens of thousands of migrants in 2015, former Interior Minister Wolfgang Sobotka admitted that up to 90 per cent of asylum seekers end up on benefits.
Even in countries that have tighter migration policies like Norway,
the welfare rate for asylum seekers is still high
with Norwegian Minister of Labour and Social Affairs Anniken Hauglie
admitting last November that asylum seekers made up half of all welfare recipients.
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