An ESRI analysis has shown that black immigrants are nine times more likely to be unemployed than Irish nationals and are seven times more likely to be discriminated against when seeking a job.
The report says that non-Irish nationals living in Ireland are three times more likely to have experienced discrimination while looking for work than Irish nationals.
In addition, all migrants from non-English speaking countries face a higher risk of unemployment, and report greater difficulties in accessing employment.
http://www.rte.ie/news/2008/0910/integration.html
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"Immigrants from English speaking countries do not differ in their reported experience of discrimination from Irish nationals, while those from non-English speaking countries do."
That quote sums it up, if the can't speak English then they have less chance of getting a job in an english speaking country.
i would not stay where i was not wanted-this is third world invasion assisted by the government
rise up or goodbye irish
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