Examples of using Flexicurity in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Flexicurity in the EU.
Common principles on flexicurity.
Flexicurity(communication).
European employment strategy Flexicurity.
Flexicurity and restructuring.
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Improving young people's transitions: flexicurity.
Flexicurity and social dialogue.
The Danish labour market model known as flexicurity.
Flexicurity and the social dialogue.
Your document only mentions flexicurity and training.
Flexicurity is an attempt to unite these two fundamental needs.
Gender equality, intergenerational solidarity and flexicurity.
Flexicurity should certainly play an important role.
This could lead to the adoption of a national integrated flexicurity strategy.
Flexicurity(collective bargaining and the role of social dialogue).
The Committee will also contribute with its opinion on flexicurity 23.
Flexicurity cannot be viewed separately from the challenges facing the European Union.
On 5 December, the Council adopted the"Common Principles on Flexicurity".
As well as a gender dimension, flexicurity also has a generational dimension.
Flexicurity is about bringing people into good jobs and developing their talents.
The result is segmentation of the labour market which flexicurity seeks to address.
At the same time, effective flexicurity policies can contribute to such an overall objective.
ESF support to strengthen administrative capacity can underpin integrated flexicurity approaches;
(4) Flexicurity should reduce the divide between insiders and outsiders on the labour market.
In countries which have implemented comprehensive flexicurity approaches, the outlook is more confident.
Flexicurity does not mean hire and fire; nor does it imply that open-ended work contracts are a thing of the past.
Having regard to its resolution of 6 July 2010 on atypical contracts, secured professional paths, flexicurity and new forms of social dialogue(11).
In the European Commission's approach, flexicurity is about striking the right balance between flexible job arrangements and secure transitions between jobs, so that more and better jobs can be created.
At Member State level, flexicurity would provide the framework for a process to establish national objectives for adaptation and change in the area of employment, productivity, flexibility and security.