Celje raste zaradi priseljevanja, v Izoli je skoraj vsak peti prebivalec tujec
Population growth in Celje is increasingly driven by immigration. Foreign workers now make up nearly 16 percent of the regional workforce. Because local staff are scarce and the usual pool of workers from the Balkans is shrinking, employers are hiring from Nepal, India, and the Philippines. In Izola, nearly one in five residents is a foreigner. The arrival of workers often includes their families. This increase creates a higher demand for schools and kindergartens. There are ongoing questions about how quickly cities can adapt and who manages the burden of integration.
V Celju rast prebivalstva vse bolj poganja priseljevanje, skoraj 16 odstotkov zaposlenih v regiji pa je tujih delavcev. Ker domačega kadra primanjkuje, tradicionalni bazen delavcev z Balkana pa se prazni, delodajalci zaposlujejo tudi delavce iz Nepala, Indije in Filipinov. V Izoli je medtem že skoraj vsak peti prebivalec tujec. Z delavci prihajajo tudi družine, s tem pa rastejo potrebe v vrtcih, šolah in pri vključevanju v lokalno okolje. Kako hitro se lahko mesta prilagodijo in kdo nosi breme integracije?