Examples of using Readaptation aid in English and their translations into German
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Readaptation aid: the Rechar Programme 2.15.
Figure 4: 1993 total traditional Readaptation Aid in MECU by member state.
Readaptation aid Article 56 of the Treaty.
Figure 10: 1993 traditional Readaptation Aid granted in the coal sector in MECU y.
Readaptation aid- Appropriations committed 1995 programmes.
In July the Commission approved a further batch of readaptation aid measures under Article 56(2)(b) of the ECSC Treaty.
Readaptation aid- Appropriations committed 1999 programmes.
This report presents the activities of European Coal andSteel Community(ECSC) Readaptation Aid in 1993.
Table 1- Readaptation aid for ECSC workers.
The first report"1990 Report on the Activities of European Coal andSteel Community Readaptation Aid" was adopted on 12 December 1991, SEC(91) 2394 final.
ECSC READAPTATION AID-TRADITIONAL AID COMMITTED AND NUMBER OF BENEFICIAIRES.
Moreover, it provides background on the national industrial andemployment contexts, in which the Readaptation Aid programme operated in this particular year.
The Readaptation Aid system is of benefit to both workers and employers in the industries.
Indeed in 1993,steel employers in full recognition of this welcomed an increased allocation of Readaptation Aid from the ECSC budget, in the form of supplementary social measures.
Figure 7: 1993 traditional Readaptation Aid granted in the steel sector by numbers of beneficiaries and measures undertaken o.
Readaptation Aid is employed across the member states, and even across the sectors, in a similar but not identical manner.
Beyond its sectorial role andthe direct benefit afforded to producers and workers in the ECSC industries, Readaptation Aid impacts also on a regional and local level, thereby enhancing the efforts of the Community Structural Funds.
Readaptation Aid, granted on the basis of Article 56 of the ECSC Treaty, is first and foremost a sectorial instrument, designed to operate hand-in-hand with the Community's ECSC industrial policy.
In confirmation of this, in 1994, some 70% of totalbudget resources will be set aside for Readaptation Aid, in contrast to levels of between 50% and 60% in recent years see 1990 Activity Report for detail.
Brief summary of ECSC readaptation aid for workersin the coalmining industry. 15Bernand Nonat, Renate Schopf/European Commission.
It is also noted that,taking all measures and both sectors together by member state, Readaptation Aid makes up the smallest percentage of costs in the United Kingdom(10%) and contributes in the most significant way in the Netherlands, where its financial intervention makes up 39.85% of total costs.
Workers have beneted from Readaptation Aid in the European Coal and Steel Community(ECSC) since the 1950s.
It is generally acknowledged that Readaptation Aid, having largely catalysed and nurtured high levels of social protection, may now act as a guarantee to their maintenance.