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Migrant women remain Australia's 'hidden economic assets'

Psychologist Su Sullivan
Psychologist Su Sullivan Source: SBS

Hidden economic assets. That's the term coined to describe the tens-of-thousands of highly qualified migrant women in Australia who can't find work in their field of expertise. And it's prompted a federal government-commissioned report to look into the reasons why, how it can be overcome, and the effects it has on Australia's economy. Image: Psychologist Su Sullivan (SBS)


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Hidden economic assets. That's the term coined to describe the tens-of-thousands of highly qualified migrant women in Australia who can't find work in their field of expertise. And it's prompted a federal government-commissioned report to look into the reasons why, how it can be overcome, and the effects it has on Australia's economy. Image: Psychologist Su Sullivan (SBS)



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