Examples of using Productivity developments in English and their translations into Polish
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The root cause lies in a divergence in productivity developments.
Wage agreements should take into account productivity developments in connection with the still high level of unemployment and positions in price competitiveness.
In a number of Member States, developments in wages do not sufficiently follow productivity developments.
This growth performance has been characterised by strong productivity developments and more recently also by employment growth.
Achievement of economic diversification may be constrained by the fact that wage developments in some sectors may not be in line with productivity developments.
The efficiency of public services has not kept up with productivity developments in the private sector.
Member States should,together with the social partners, encourage wage-setting mechanisms allowing for a responsiveness of wages to productivity developments.
They also call for a better alignment of wage and productivity developments and an accelerated pace of financial-market integration.
Some Member States have introduced far-reaching reforms of their wage-setting andindexation systems to ensure that wage developments better reflect productivity developments over time.
It says'there will be assessments of wage and productivity developments and competitive adjustment needs.
Collective agreements should allow a certain degree of flexibility for differentiated wage increases across sectors and within sectors,according to specific productivity developments.
Progress will be assessed on the basis of wage and productivity developments and competitiveness adjustment needs.
In Member States with inflation andcompetitiveness problems measures need to be taken urgently that reinforce the link between the wage setting mechanism and productivity developments;
A high level of employment requires real wages to move in line with productivity developments, including at industry and firm level.
Improve competitiveness including through the reform of the system of wage indexation, in consultation with social partners and in line with national practices,to better reflect productivity developments.
Recent employment and productivity developments have their own root causes, but can mutually benefit from a comprehensive strategy to increase jobs and growth.
Member States are also recommended to ensure that their wage setting mechanisms appropriately reflect productivity developments and stimulate job creation.
Taking into account different conditions for competitiveness and productivity developments across and within sectors may require some flexibility for differentiated wage developments. .
A further important aspect of improving competitiveness is to ensure that wage developments are more closely aligned with productivity developments, in the context of social dialogue.
To ensure alignment between wage and productivity developments, the Belgian government temporarily suspended automatic wage indexation until 2016, while in Cyprus the suspension of wage indexation was extended to 2016 also for the private sector.
A further important aspect of restoring competitiveness is to ensure that wage developments are aligned with productivity developments, via a further decentralisation of the wage fixing mechanism.
Although wage moderation or adjusment might be necessary for some sectors or Member States, targeted increases, which help sustain aggregate demand,might be feasible where wages have lagged significantly behind productivity developments.
Wage-setting mechanisms ensuring that real wage growth reflects productivity developments and local labour market conditions are a pre-condition to ensure that output growth adequately translates into growing labour demand and ultimately job creation.
Speed up the adoption of structural measures, in consultation with the social partners and in accordance with national practices,to reform the wage indexation system with a view to improving the responsiveness of wages to productivity developments, notably at sectoral level.
Moving forward with the agreed recommendations on revising wage-setting mechanisms, in conformity with national social dialogue practices,to better reflect productivity developments, and adapting unemployment benefits further, combined with more effective activation and appropriate training and support schemes, to facilitate the return to work.
Tackling unemployment and the social consequences of the crisis- page 14, sixth paragraph- Some Member States have introduced far-reaching reforms of their wage-setting andindexation systems to ensure that wage developments better reflect productivity developments over time.
In order to further improve its international competitiveness,in addition to avoiding the potentially negative impact of a misalignment between wage and productivity developments, Malta still needs to address infrastructure shortcomings in the energy and transport sectors that dampen its potential, notably in view of elevated energy costs.
Wage setting frameworks, including collective agreements should allow a certain degree of flexibility for differentiated wage increases across andwithin sectors, so that real wages and productivity developments are properly aligned over time.
In order to strengthen productivity growth and external competitiveness, continue efforts to diversify the business structure,in particular by hastening the introduction of planned measures to broaden the innovation base while continuing to align wage and productivity developments.
Adopt and implement, following consultation with social partners in accordance to national practice, a reform of the collective wage bargaining process andthe wage indexation system to ensure that wage growth better reflects productivity developments as well as local and firm level conditions.