Examples of using Development of skills in English and their translations into Polish
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support for business start-ups and self-employment; the development of skills; and the promotion of a more flexible
The Commission is following up on its Green Employment Initiative53 with action to anticipate needs and encourage the development of skills and other measures to support job creation in the green economy.
including training and the development of skills.
businesses to a Europe-wide move supporting the development of skills and their adaptation to the needs of the labour market
help to focus efforts on the development of skills and competences and creation of opportunities particularly for young men and women.
to generate a critical mass of activities targeting the development of skills related to creativity and innovation.
to improve EU-wide job search services and to promote the development of skills.
research and the development of skills, to name just a few areas supported by EU funding programmes such as.
health protection, development of skills and movement, hygiene,
Further efforts are needed on a priority basis to reduce existing regulatory barriers to labour markets and to promote the development of skills and life-long learning in conjunction with businesses
Such incentives have already been referred to by the social partners in the 2004 second joint report on follow-up, in the context of efforts to promote lifelong development of skills and qualifications.
An agenda for new skills and jobs: to modernise labour markets by facilitating labour mobility and the development of skills throughout the lifecycle with a view to increasing labour participation and better matching labour supply and demand.
one of the things we also say is that the education system and development of skills must be a driving force in achieving these goals.
to improve EU-wide job search services in close cooperation with Public Employment Services and to promote the development of skills, including language skills. .
re-training programmes,(iii) a lifelong learning strategy,(iv) labour market regulation which is conducive to mobility and the development of skills.
This initiative will set out priorities to modernise labour markets to boost labour mobility and the development of skills and competences throughout the lifecycle with a view to increase labour participation and better match supply and demand.
Support the development of skills intelligence, including anticipation and forecasting;
The development of skills forecasting systems in several Member States helps public employment services fulfil their objectives.
These will also act as business incubators and hubs for the development of skills and best practices.
Technological development goes hand in hand with the development of skills and knowledge within the sector