Jobcenters’ strategies to promoting the inclusion of immigrant and native job seekers: a comparative analysis based on PASS survey data

Journal for Labour Market Research

Table 4 Robustness test (I): determinants of various ALMP measures by Jobcenters to job-seeking recipients of basic-income support (joint model), modified responses to item “vocational training or a course”

Independent variables	Dependent variable: vocational (re-)training or a course
Independent variables	All sample persons^a	Only sample persons who did not also tick the offer of integration or language class^b
Person category (reference: native basic income recipients looking for a job)
Basic income recipients looking for a job who immigrated during the past 4 years	0.139***	− 0.104***
Basic income recipients looking for a job who immigrated at least 5 years ago	0.115***	0.017
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Source: IAB, PASS, Welle 14 v1, 2015–2020. Own calculations
***p < 0.001. Logit model, reported as average marginal effects. The significant coefficients can be read as the impact of a one-unit change of the independent variable on the estimated probability of receiving the offer by the Jobcenter
^aRepetition of results from Table 2 for comparison.
^bSame control variables as in Table 2 (coefficients not shown due to their similarity to those in Table 2)