Mitä voimme oppia Kanadan ja Uuden-Seelannin onnistuneista työvoiman maahanmuuttopolitiikoista?

Abstrakti

Finland may need a large pool of foreign workforce in the near future. Thus, the experiences of the more developed immigration countries such as Canada and New Zealand are valuable for a successful Finnish policy and practice. Although the point systems of these countries are not applicable in the Finnish system yet, the constantly developing systems bring valuable information about the right stressings: The importance of integrative adaptability and networks, sufficient language skills upon entry, and a reliable and elastic system for estimating the current needs of the labour market are all essential in labour immigrant selection, both for the success of the host country and for the labour immigrant himself/herself.