https://padlet.com/sarahtannnn/uuhnl2hji4ze DIVERSATYYYYYYY YO en-us 2016-07-19 02:18:42 UTC 2025-11-25 16:53:18 UTC hello@padlet.com elephanteugenia https://padlet.com/sarahtannnn/uuhnl2hji4ze/wish/116595009 Economic indicators

• GDP per capita: 41,329.92 USD
• Minimum wage: 1466.62 EUR per month (1 January 2016 )
• Employment opportunities: 10.29% (unemployment rate)

Political indicators

• Transparency of government: 75% (transparency index)
• Ease to do business: 27th (doing business 2016 rank)
• Safety of country: 55.66, Moderate (level of crime)

 
Social-cultural indicators 

• Community support: The French social protection system is gradually becoming more comprehensive, covering all individuals. It ensures its citizens are covered regardless of their status or issues, and provide more well thought out schemes to help those in need.
• Education and healthcare facilities: The French educational system is highly centralized and organized, with many subdivisions. It is divided into the three stages ofenseignement primaire (primary education), enseignement secondaire (secondary education), and enseignement supérieur (higher education). France has around 46,000 public schools, however, the amount has decreased largely from several years earlier.
• Diversity of citizen population: 77% native french, 8% european, 12% african, 1% turkish, 2% other (however, in France, it is illegal to collect data on population by race)

]]> 2016-07-19 02:30:55 UTC https://padlet.com/sarahtannnn/uuhnl2hji4ze/wish/116595009 prawnrollsss https://padlet.com/sarahtannnn/uuhnl2hji4ze/wish/116967826 Since the mid-19th century, French immigration policy has had two aims: to meet the needs of the labor market by introducing migrant workers, and to compensate French demographic deficits by favoring the permanent installation of foreign families, while ensuring their integration into the national body.
On the labor market front, the deepening of French colonial relations in the 19th and early 20th centuries laid the groundwork for steady movements of people between France and its colonies. The country saw a partial answer to its dwindling workforce in the recruitment of foreign labor, initially from Belgium and Germany as well as from Poland, Russia, Italy, and Spain. The late 1960s and early 1970s, however, ushered in a period of tremendous social change. The maturing of the baby boom generation and the entrance of large numbers of women into the labor force limited the need for foreign workers. In July 1974, the French government followed the lead of other European counterparts and officially ended its labor migration programs. The legislation also included provisions for sanctions affecting employers who hired illegal immigrants, a French policy innovation originally developed in the 1930s. Nonetheless, immigration continued and diversified over the following decades.
As for Singapore, like France, we met with a shortage of labour and manpower, which resulted in us having to make singapore an attractive place for foreign talent and foreign manpower. Therefore, as a result of immigration due to job opportunities, only 65% of our singapore population are actually native singaporeans. In this way, singapore and france are similar in our main cause for diversity, which is immigration due to demand for manpower.]]> 2016-07-26 02:11:32 UTC https://padlet.com/sarahtannnn/uuhnl2hji4ze/wish/116967826 prawnrollsss https://padlet.com/sarahtannnn/uuhnl2hji4ze/wish/116968048 Assimilation

• In February 2004 France adopted a law banning the wearing of ostentatious religious symbols in public schools.
• In 2011, the label "Français langue d'intégration" (French language of integration, FLI) was created. This label is delivered by the state authorities to the training institutions that respect various criteria to guarantee the quality of the teaching of the French language
• Learning Civic education about France
• Pass the cultural test

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In Singapore, people have not been forced to conform to one culture and every group has extensive freedom to practise their own religion. 
Naturalisation initiatives- Singapore Citizenship Journey
Bilingalism]]> 2016-07-26 02:15:25 UTC https://padlet.com/sarahtannnn/uuhnl2hji4ze/wish/116968131 sarahtannnn https://padlet.com/sarahtannnn/uuhnl2hji4ze/wish/116971148 2016-07-26 02:38:41 UTC https://padlet.com/sarahtannnn/uuhnl2hji4ze/wish/116971148 sarahtannnn https://padlet.com/sarahtannnn/uuhnl2hji4ze/wish/116971227 2016-07-26 02:39:09 UTC https://padlet.com/sarahtannnn/uuhnl2hji4ze/wish/116971227