Examples of using Activation measures in English and their translations into German
{-}
-
Colloquial
-
Official
-
Ecclesiastic
-
Medicine
-
Financial
-
Ecclesiastic
-
Political
-
Computer
-
Programming
-
Official/political
-
Political
Labour Market Reform and activation measures in Denmark.
Specific activation measures have also been designed through targeted revamps of social benefits and services.
Social transfers are not adequately linked to activation measures.
Development of on-site activation measures according to the client's needs.
Figures on the sustainability of job placements also point to a need to improve the quality of activation measures.
Together with a greater emphasis on activation measures, these reforms contributed to a reduction in long-term unemployment.
It works with university graduates to position them to find employment through counselling, guidance, and activation measures such as encouraging geographic mobility.
Linking income supports not only to activation measures but also to other social services is also seen as important.
Calculation of the number of unemployed persons three or six months after completing an activation programme,compared with the total number of beneficiaries of activation measures.
ESF support for the subsidies credits should be accompanied by activation measures- such as practical training.
Links between activation measures and combating skill shortages have been strengthened, especially in terms of ICT training.
Given current economic conditions, the priority(already signalled in last year's Spring Report)attached to strengthening activation measures for the unemployed remains valid.
Next to activation measures, in their efforts to address poverty, some countries are also reforming their social assistance systems.
Both agree that incentives for young people exist,partly due to activation measures and partly as it is socially desirable to work instead of being unemployed.
These activation measures cannot be the same and the young people cannot be treated in the same way as other unemployed people who have already worked.
Increase work incentives andstrengthen the links between the social assistance reform and activation measures, in particular for the most vulnerable, to reduce poverty and social exclusion.
The EESC believes that activation measures should be deployed at an earlier stage, as the long waiting time is likely to discourage people rather than motivating them to get into work.
Only limited progress has been made in other areas, namely enhancing the capacity of the public employment services toprovide personalised services and strengthening the link between activation measures and social assistance.
Is career guidance an integral part of activation measures designed to increase the capacities and competencies of unemployed people at risk of social exclusion?
The EESC welcomes the Commission's proposal for a"Youth Guarantee", whereby Member States guarantee that all young people have the opportunity for further education orare involved in activation measures within four months of completing compulsory schooling.
Strengthening prevention and activation measures for the unemployed and reforming tax/benefit systems to make work pay and further reduce structural unemployment.
To address this problem, access to social benefits, where appropriate, should be ensured, and where necessary, expanded to provide income security, while, at the same time,effective and efficient activation measures and conditionality should ensure that benefits are only awarded if the young person is engaged in active job search or in further education or training.
Activation measures should be made accessible to all non-employed persons- both registered unemployed and inactive- in order to better re-integrate them into the labour market.
On the other hand,the number of unemployed people who voluntarily become involved in the activation measures has increased through tightening the eligibility conditions for receiving unemployment benefits and also through measures of municipalities to decrease longterm unemployment.
Activation measures that are well targeted to the needs of individuals and of the labour market can be an important contribution to prevent cyclical unemployment from becoming long-term unemployment.
Key Challenges:(a) activation of those groups that have the lowest employment rates and persons who are long-term unemployed,(b) increasing investment in education, developing and extending life-long learning,(c) providing social protection,effective activation measures and alternative jobs for workers affected by downsizing of declining industries and State-owned-farms,(d) addressing inadequate housing problem;(e) ensuring an adequate access to quality services, especially in health care.
The EESC believes that activation measures should be deployed at an earlier stage, as the long waiting time is likely to encourage a culture of dependence on social benefits rather than motivating people to get into work.
Developing effective insertion and activation measures is complex and more comparative studies between Member States as to what works best for those who are most distant from the labour market would be useful.
The most vulnerable groups including activation measures and incentives for companies to employ disadvantaged workers or adapt working conditions for work-life balance and specific needs(e.g. for older workers, people with a disability);
Recipients of the minimum guaranteed income(RMG) who are capable of working receive an insertion allowanceequivalent to the minimum social wage if they participate in an activation measure and if they are registered as jobseekers.