Примери за използване на Labour market segmentation на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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We also need to reduce labour market segmentation.
Reducing labour market segmentation is, first and foremost, the responsibility of the Member States.
A second set of issues is labour market segmentation.
Member States should reduce labour market segmentation by tackling precarious employment, underemployment, undeclared labour and zero-hour contracts.
Member States should reduce labour market segmentation.
Sound progress has also been achieved with regard to reforms facilitating job creation on permanent contracts and addressing labour market segmentation.
Another point is the need to reduce labour market segmentation in line with the common flexicurity policies.
Promote flexibility combined with employment security and reduce labour market segmentation.
The Council recognised that labour market segmentation may have unfavourable effects on young people, and invited Member States to tackle such segmentation. .
Better functioning of labour markets(with a specific focus on labour market segmentation);
While more people are being recruited on open-ended contracts, labour market segmentation remains a challenge and the transition to more open-ended forms of employment should be fostered.
Moderate wage growth can be partly linked to slow increases in productivity,remaining labour market slack and increased labour market segmentation.
To implement their national pathways for flexicurity, as agreed by the European Council,to reduce labour market segmentation and facilitate transitions as well as facilitatig the reconciliation of work and family life;
Member States have also made progress with the implementation of the recommendations on reforms to promote job creation on permanent contracts and to address labour market segmentation.
We need to tackle labour market segmentation as a matter of urgency, in particular, because it affects young people and their employment prospects most and because it endangers the future competitiveness of the European economy.
The unemployment rate has continued its rapid decline, but remains very high andthe high degree of labour market segmentation impedes faster labour productivity growth.
For instance, they need to reduce labour market segmentation by readjusting the balance in employment protection legislation between those workers on permanent contracts and those on time-limited, precarious contracts- which is so often the case for women.
The two labour market problems which the honourable Member has raised,namely, traineeships and labour market segmentation, are among the topics'Youth on the move' takes up.
For jobs, the Com- mission monitors the quality of employment in the European Semester, with particular attention being paid to school- to- work transitions andissues related to labour market segmentation.
The European labour market has its specificities and challenges,including strong labour market segmentation, the presence of skill mismatches on the labour market, together with a rising share of long-term unemployment, as well as low labour mobility.
The ESDE review also reports an increase in the variety of employment contracts, which allow for flexible working arrangements andtherefore increased labour market participation, but can also lead to labour market segmentation.
Areas of particular concerns in some Member States include the provision of adequate skills, persistent gender employment gap,high labour market segmentation and the risk of in-work poverty, the low impact of social transfers on poverty reduction, sluggish wage growth and ineffective social dialogue.
Moreo- ver, in the context of Europe 2020 strategy, the‘Youth on the move' flag- ship initiative was launched in Septem- ber 2010 and presented a framework of policy priorities to reduce youth unemployment,with particular focus on facilitating the transition from education to work and reducing labour market segmentation.
Record levels of unemployment, in particular youth unemployment, unevenly distributed across the Continent, together with, among others,worrying data on poverty, labour market segmentation and slow economic recovery, may become an impediment to the integration and inclusion of refugees, if not sufficiently tackled.
EU Integrated Guideline No 21 for growth and jobs for the period 2005-2008,promotes“flexibility combined with employment security and reduce labour market segmentation, having due regard to the role of the social partners”.
The Council approved the Integrated Guidelines for Growth and Jobs 2005-2008, which seek, inter alia,to promote flexibility combined with employment security and to reduce labour market segmentation, having due regard to the role of the social partners.
The flexicurity is not applicable in Member States with low possibilities of strengthening social protection systems due to budget restrictions and macroeconomic imbalances, as in Romania, andI consider that reducing labour market segmentation has to be achieved by providing adequate security for workers under all forms of contracts.
Notes that flexicurity has been successfully implemented in certain countries, but warns that flexicurity concepts cannot deploy their potential in Member States with low possibilities of strengthening social protection systems due to budget restrictions and macroeconomic imbalances, andconsiders that reducing labour market segmentation must be achieved by providing adequate security for workers under all forms of contracts, especially vulnerable groups;
Overcoming segmentation of the labour market;
Focusing on the reduction of segmentation in the labour market.