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Even the second generation who have been born in the host country ( and may
have higher standards of education than native young people ) can still find
themselves at a disadvantage when it comes to getting a job . Chapter 7 looks at
...
Even the second generation who have been born in the host country ( and may
have higher standards of education than native young people ) can still find
themselves at a disadvantage when it comes to getting a job . Chapter 7 looks at
...
Page 78
In the past , young working - class people who were concerned about falling
living standards might have channelled their discontent through trade unions or
labour - based political parties . But as the influence of these and other socialist ...
In the past , young working - class people who were concerned about falling
living standards might have channelled their discontent through trade unions or
labour - based political parties . But as the influence of these and other socialist ...
Page 104
As a result , young immigrants , like their parents , have to settle for manual and
unskilled jobs . Thus in the Federal Republic of Germany in 1988 , half of all
young German workers were doing manual work and half of these were skilled ,
while ...
As a result , young immigrants , like their parents , have to settle for manual and
unskilled jobs . Thus in the Federal Republic of Germany in 1988 , half of all
young German workers were doing manual work and half of these were skilled ,
while ...
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