Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Long term unemployed in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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Active labour market policies would concentrate on long term unemployed and disabled workers
Ensure the effective activation of the long term unemployed and improve the coordination between employment
Over half the number of long term unemployed are in the 25 55 age group.
Its roar is an offence in my view to our many long term unemployed and to our young people who get no job start at all.
The 1998 National Action Plan for employment has clearly addressed the prevention of youth unemploy ment, as well as the integration of the long term unemployed.
tend to exclude long term unemployed in new hiring decisions.
Almost 40% of the unemployed have been continuously unemployed for over a vear and over 30% of these long term unemployed have been without a job for three years or more.
particularly for young people, the long term unemployed and others at a disadvantage in the labour market.
less than 30% of unem ployed women being long term unemployed as opposed to almost 55% of men.
In consequence, it has been noted that the benefits, for the long term unemployed in particular, may be relatively
The recommendation offers general guidance on the setting up of a personalised support scheme targeted at the long term unemployed to return to the labour market allowing Member States to implement various optional
the programmes set up to assist the long term unemployed and to promote job creation were also outlined.
Instead it must really try to arrive at a solution, particularly for the long term unemployed and with regard to youth unemployment.
as well as younger(under 25 years old), and long term unemployed 2.
advice with guidance and the reintegration of the long term unemployed.
which may in turn lead to an increased risk of adults becoming long term unemployed.
The UK stresses that training for unemployed people, and particularly the long term unemployed, within the context of the labour market within which they are likely to return to economic activity,
The need is to deal with the specific problem of reintegrating the long term unemployed back into work by overcoming their particular disad vantages see Employment in Europe 1992, Chapter 8, for a review of the lessons to be drawn from the different experiences in Member States.
reduction in employment costs for the lower skilled and the long term unemployed, train ing,
improving information about job opportuni ties, coaching the long term unemployed back into work with active labour market policies,