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Emma

BROUGHTON

Junior Research Fellow at the Center from 2011 to 2014. She coordinated the "Employers and migrations" programme and carried out the 18 months fieldwork study on the impact of migration policies on the activities of companies. She launched a publications programme on "Emerging markets and migration policy" in January 2014.

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Are private companies agents in the implementation of French immigration policies?

02 October 2015

Migration policies and rules applying to the recruitment of foreign workers impact HR and recruitment processes of French private companies. Administrative procedures are both complex and time consuming for they might require extra actions from those employees in charge of the recruitment process. The difficult access to clear information coupled with the impossibility to anticipate the outcome of recruitment procedures hinders economic objectives of firms and impacts their competitiveness.

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Recruitment procedures of foreign workers in France. The point of view of French companies

26 May 2015

Study on migration policies’ impact on recruitment procedures of foreign workers in France.

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Do Companies Get a Say in French Migration Policy Making?

05 May 2014

This paper investigates the role given to economic actors in the definition of migration policies in France. In the early 2000s, Nicolas Sarkozy advocated for a policy of “chosen immigration” (“immigration choisie”) whose objective, amongst others, was to attract migrants with skills and expertise needed by the French economy. This policy catered directly to the needs of the business sector, and yet, companies participated only marginally to public debates, and their opinion on the issue is little known.