Examples of using Re-integration in English and their translations into Finnish
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She's in a re-integration session.
Measures for combating mental illness, which must necessarily combine prevention,care and re-integration.
We need targeted re-integration measures after career breaks.
At the same time it is of concern that the returnees are not receiving the international support they need to ensure their sustainable re-integration.
Regional re-integration policies into the labour market have been strengthened.
Mechanisms for return to the countries and regions of origin,as well as professional(re-integration) mechanisms, in particular linked to the granting of overall and individual support;
Social re-integration services relating to their labour market integration role.
In line with the declaration of 2003 as the European Year of the Disabled,increased attention should be given to measures that promote the access or re-integration of the disabled in the labour market.
Equally the proposed Marie Curie Re-integration Grants scheme is of particular importance to researchers from less favoured regions working abroad.
The Council welcomed the commitment by the democratic forces in the FRY to work together for democratic change and the re-integration of their country into the mainstream of Europe.
These reports showed that the EGF had directly contributed to the re-integration into employment of 2 158 workers who had been made redundant in the automotive industry and the mobile phone sector.
Some Member States assess this development as a threat to economic andlabour market performance, others as an opportunity to facilitate the re-integration of certain categories of workers into the labour market.
Guideline 22 is about facilitating re-integration into the labour market and is focussed on the problems encountered by women and men returning to the labour market after an absence.
As the values of the social market economy are generally in harmony with the universal aims of the EU as regards social inclusion,they should include fitting employment, specialist training and re-integration into the labour market.
In terms of economic re-integration, the Government has put in place measures for the economic development of the areas of return but with no specific measures intended for returnees.
It is'Andersen-mania', Margaret Thatcher disguised as the little mermaid to make us think that if we give'disposable workers' a few allowances,some training and rapid re-integration we are making them more secure.
Measures to assist certain vulnerable groups or reinforce protection or re-integration capacities in host countries or countries of origin have also been programmed on the basis of various other instruments.
Several informal donor meetings took place in 1999 to agree on a number of priority actions designed to support the peace agreement,namely funding disarmament, demobilisation and re-integration of ex-combatants.
They need to take systematically into consideration such issues as the return and re-integration of researchers to and within Europe, the situation of families and the financial compensation for obstacles linked to mobility issues.
Adopt measures to combat violence against women and children, including elimination of all forms of exploitation of children, in particular to stop the use of child soldiers andsupport their rehabilitation and re-integration.
The EGF and the ESF are major EU instruments aiming at increasing employability andensuring rapid re-integration into the labour market through the implementation of active labour market policy measures.
These strategies for preventing and combating situations of homelessness are based not only on improving the social emergency mechanisms, providing more temporary accommodation, setting up multidisciplinary mobile outreach teams, networking between public authorities, health care and psychiatric institutions, emergency shelter institutions and social housing agencies, co-operation with NGOs and a guaranteed rehousing capacity by the public authorities, but also on sustained efforts by professionals andvolunteers to help with social integration and re-integration.
The auditors also found that no quantitative re-integration objectives were set, and that existing data are not adequate to assess the effectiveness of the measures in re-integrating workers into employment.
IDRs to be prepared for 17 Member States: BE, BG, DE(new), DK, IE(new,after successful completion of adjustment programme and re-integration in standard procedures), ES, FR, HR(new, after accession), IT, LU(new), HU, MT, NL SI, SE, FI, UK.
This requires in particular a modern system of Employment Services working in close co-operation with Social Re-integration services; the availability of quality services supporting life-long learning; and Labour inspectorates promoting better work conditions.
The implementation of active inclusion and integrated flexicurity policies, focused on activation measures, re-training and skills upgrading,are essential to promote employability, ensure rapid re-integration into the labour market of workers who have been made redundant and avoid long term unemployment.
Member States' scope for action differs widely but there tends to be considerable attention to policies to maintain workers in employment,promote re-integration in the labour market, support people's income, protect mortgage holders against repossession, promote access to credit as well as invest in social and health infrastructures both with a view to boost employment and to improve access to services2.
The development of active labour market policies to fight unemployment, to prevent women and men from moving into long-term unemployment,to facilitate the re-integration of the long-term unemployed into the labour market, and to support the occupational integration of young people and of people returning to the labour market;