Syrian refugees have higher levels of unemployment than UK citizens, are often overqualified for work they do find, and are being underserved by current British immigration policy despite their eagerness to contribute to society, new research reveals.
Council welcomes first Syrian refugees to the city and calls for more landlords with properties to come forward. Brighton & Hove has welcomed two Syrian refugee families and will welcome another next week as part of the government’s resettlement scheme. The three households will settle in Brighton as the city plays its part in helping traumatised families fleeing war.
Freelance writer and editor Cath Senker has started a petition to encourage Brighton and Hove Council to accept more Syrian refugees to the city.
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