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Are you considering working with professionals with a refugee background? When it comes to hiring refugee talent, we've developed a lot of knowledge and experience over the past years. We're sharing all of that here - hoping to support you in your journey. We'll also share relevant external information.
The Netherlands is still underutilizing the labor potential of recognized refugees, concludes the Netherlands Court of Audit. Despite significant staff shortages in sectors such as construction, healthcare, and technology, the…
Court of Audit: potential status holder remains untapped: Read articleIn her New Year's blog, Director Wilma Roozenboom looks back on the past ten years and ahead to 2026: an anniversary year for the Refugee Talent Hub.
Dancing on the volcano: Read articleUkrainian displaced persons make a clear contribution to the Dutch economy. This is evident from new research on their impact, influencing factors, and future scenarios. The results align with previous…
Ukrainian displaced people contribute billions to the economy: Read articlePartnership manager Lana Savic looks back on the NOS news broadcast of Thursday 26 June, in which three status holders – working at Arcadis – spoke about having a job…
330,000 people want to work: use their talent!: Read articleWe're not tapping into talent. Newcomers should be able to get started from day one, argue Erik Ziengs and Wilma Roozenboom.
Opinion: Make use of the talent and expertise of newcomers: Read articleToday the Inclusive30 was published – and I’m in it. That’s cool and beautiful, but also feels a bit awkward. Because I may be the face of Refugee Talent Hub,…
Inclusive30: my name, our work: Read articleDespite the political aversion to migration, many employers are eager to help refugees find a job. Due to cumbersome procedures and prejudices, things often go wrong. FD journalist Elfanie toe…
Newcomers must be able to participate from their first day in the Netherlands: Read articleDuring a networking event, Noor Broeders, a former colleague at Refugee Talent Hub, met Michael, a young newcomer from Ethiopia with an impressive story. His message of humanity and reconciliation…
Keep seeing the human being: Read articleDiversity week 2023: inspiration, meeting and connection. Joris Luyendijk argues that, with regard to diversity and inclusion.
Diversity and straight white men: Read articleWe heard reactions and experiences from various sources about how different people experienced the Refugee LinkUp campaign.
From idea to result: Read articleOn Wednesday, April 12, Minister of Social Affairs and Employment, Karien van Gennip, visited Refugee Talent Hub for a conversation with Micr.
Minister Van Gennip visits Refugee Talent Hub: Read articleOn March 6, the Refugee LinkUp campaign went live – an idea from advertising agency 180 Amsterdam.
Refugee LinkUp campaign strikes a chord: Read article
