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In 2015, 58 per cent of those who completed or dropped out of the introduction programme for new immigrants a year earlier
were either in employment or education. Sixty-six per cent of the men and 49 per cent of the women were either in employment,
education or both.
Former participants in the introduction programme for immigrants. Status on the labour market in November, one year after ending/leaving the programme. By sex
2015
Number
Percent
Both sexes
Males
Females
Both sexes
Males
Females
Labour force status, total
3 716
1 907
1 809
100
100
100
Employed and / or in education, total
2 150
1 265
885
58
66
49
Employed
1 108
734
374
30
38
21
Employed and in education
479
268
211
13
14
12
In education
563
263
300
15
14
17
Registered unemployed and/or on labour market measures, total
418
235
183
11
12
10
Jobseekers not registered unemployed
267
149
118
7
8
7
Other jobseekers, on labour market measures
151
86
65
4
5
4
Other or unknown status, total
1 148
407
741
31
21
41
Reduced capacity to work, taking part in a measure
121
52
69
3
3
4
Receive work assessment allowances
83
40
43
2
2
2
Health related allowances except work assessment allowance
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