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Unaccompanied minors and ex-guardians with residence permits
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Isabel Teruel
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4 October 2022
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The Permanent Observatory on Immigration has just published the statistics on unaccompanied minors and young former guardians with residence permits (monthly stock since 30 June 2021 30 June 2022) as well as the analysis note of these statistics.
Being able to see in the infographic disaggregated data on both your legal status as insertion into the labour market.
Depending on your LEGAL SITUATION
– by age (aged 16-17 or 18-23);– as well as by sex,– by nationality;– by reason for granting;– by type of authorisation.
Based on your WORKING INSERTION
– by age (aged 16-17 or 18-23);– by sex;– by virtue of their social security affiliation;– evolution of the number of minors/ex-tutelados/as with documentation to work and their affiliation to the Seg. Social;– No of minors/ex-guardians by type of documentation to work with;– No of minors/ex-guardians in high employment by type of economic activity (hospitality, commerce, sanitary act., administrative act., agriculture, livestock and fishing, manufactures, other services, act. Artistic and Recreational, Act. of Households as Employers, Adm. Public, construction, act. Real estate, professional and scientific act, education, water supply, transport).
* Information obtained through the Immigration portal of the Ministry of Inclusion, Social Security and Migration.
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