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15/9/2026

"Flanders has the highest share of inactive female newcomers from non-EU countries"

'A missed opportunity for the labor market'

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Mentoring Evaluation: How to measure the success of a duo after 6 months?

Mentoring Evaluation: How to measure the success of a duo after 6 months?

More than just a job in Brussels, Gent or Antwerp, it’s about personal support, building a network, and gaining confidence!

3 things to know about refugees

3 things to know about refugees

Dignified reception and tailored support are crucial for refugees' success in the job market.

Meet our partners: Actiris

Meet our partners: Actiris

How a social innovation became a structural model for integration into the Brussels job market.

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"After age 55, professional experience is no longer valued: 45% of those affected feel pushed to the sidelines."

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A recent survey conducted for the organization DUO for a JOB highlights skepticism toward workers aged 50 and over in the job market.

Nearly half of workers over 55 feel their professional experience is undervalued

Nearly half of workers over 55 feel their professional experience is undervalued

"These findings come from a representative survey conducted by research agency Dedicated in June 2026 for DUO for a JOB. The organization is releasing these figures to mark the International Day of Older Persons on October 1st."

From war in Yemen to dream studies in Ghent: Nashwan (24) finds his way thanks to Mentor and the Ghent Festival

From war in Yemen to dream studies in Ghent: Nashwan (24) finds his way thanks to Mentor and the Ghent Festival

When Nashwan (24) fled his homeland Yemen as a teenager, he arrived in Belgium completely alone. Studying and helping others was his big dream, but without a network and with numerous administrative hurdles, that dream seemed far away.

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Fares & Alain

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Nearly one in two Belgians over 55 feels their professional experience is undervalued

Nearly one in two Belgians over 55 feels their professional experience is undervalued

Press release for the International Day of Older Persons (October 1st)

Campaign "Who is it?" – When a first name puts young people from immigrant backgrounds out of the game

Campaign "Who is it?" – When a first name puts young people from immigrant backgrounds out of the game

DUO for a JOB is launching a new hard-hitting national campaign to denounce hiring discrimination and reiterate a fundamental principle: only skills should govern hiring decisions.

Refugee turned lawyer (and wrestler): Murad succeeded thanks to mentorship

Refugee turned lawyer (and wrestler): Murad succeeded thanks to mentorship

On this International Migrants Day, December 18th, DUO for a JOB tells Murad's story. A story that shows how the encounter between a volunteer mentor and a young refugee can change everything in the job market. A refugee who became a lawyer, he also practices wrestling.