Özet:

The biggest massive immigration movement seen in recent years began in 2011 with the conflict in Syria turned into a civil war and about 13 million Syrians were forced to leave their homes. About 6 million Syrians have been refugees in their neighbouring countries. Turkey has become one of the countries most affected by the Civil War. 3,684,835 Syrian migrants who migrated to Turkey after the war were taken to the provision of temporary protection. In addition to continuing their lives in border regions, the Syrians live in 81 provinces of Turkey, mainly in Istanbul, Ankara and İzmir. With the arrival of the Syrians to Turkey, the hospitality process and the lack of aid have led to the entry into the labour market to meet the basic needs of the Syrians. In Turkey, 32,199 migrants have been granted work permits under certain conditions. Workers who do not have a work permit or are employed in sectors and provinces outside the work permit have been unregistered in the labour market. Syrian migrants in Turkey work mainly in the textile, construction, agriculture and heavy industry sectors. The majority of people in Turkey are Y and Z generations. The importance of the employment of Syrian migrants with their settlement in the country is high in terms of the employees who are employed. This study aims to measure the Y and Z generation’s perspective on the employment of the Syrians. The survey was conducted with 100 Y Generation academics and 505 Z Generation students working at the selected university, and 4 survey were counted invalid and reached a total of 601 people. The data obtained by the survey answers were evaluated by the results of the analysis.

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