The book "Aspects of Refugee Employment Integration" intersects with the deterrent nature of the European Union's immigration policy and the process of dismantling domestic social policy over the last fifteen years.

The reception framework for refugees and the absence of targeted employment policies indirectly prepare for their funneling into the most dangerous, poorly paid, and demanding jobs in sectors where the Greek economy needs cheap labor (tourism, hospitality, agriculture).

The concepts of individual responsibility, flexibility, and employability dominate the vocabulary of employment policies, reinforcing a bleak work and, consequently, social prospect.