Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Labour market problems in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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People with labour market problems and non-western employees.
Although unemployment continued to decline in 2000, labour market problems remain.
This can significantly mitigate labour market problems in both countries of origin
Another important factor in the new Member States is that EURES might be seen more as a direct solution to certain labour market problems.
Why do we have so many social and labour market problems in the European Union?
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What I would like the Commissioner to tell us is which measures she will adopt to cushion the imminent and severe labour market problems.
His publications on small business have concerned labour market problems, structural studies and international comparisons of
The policy areas in the National Reform Programme where weaknesses need to be tackled with the highest priority are competition policy and persistent labour market problems.
workers to shift labour market problems onto pension schemes instead of focussing on the necessary changes in age management.
are the source of labour market problems.
To improve targeting on labour market problems and concentrate assistance to ensure a certain“visibility”
In general terms, the assistance proposed per worker tends to be higher in regions, or sectors, in which the workers face particular labour market problems, or in which the costs are higher than the EU average.
The Financial Times yesterday reported on the labour market problems in Germany, describing how reform is being resisted
conversion or local labour market problems.
At the same time, it may be that another Member State has labour market problems, and higher unemployment,
we should not consider immigration as a single solution to Europe's future demographic and labour market problems.
I would also like to welcome the European social partners' agreement with the analysis of labour market problems; their analysis was presented at the recent Tripartite Social Summit in Lisbon on 18 October 2007
economic crisis and structural labour market problems.
However, efforts to reduce structural labour market problems have not yet had the expected result:
low paid work with no guaranteed rights, thereby aggravating labour market problems within the EU.
as well as structural labour market problems.
With the current record levels of unemployed, the labour market problem is not one of insufficient labour supply generally but rather the lack of skilled workers in some Member States and the huge shortage in available employment.
Most measures in this area are targeted to specific groups facing labour market integration problems e.g. youth,
