Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Structural unemployment in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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Tackle structural unemployment by maintaining the path of the reforms outlined in the National Reform Programme.
High structural unemployment and the expansion of world trade place additional pressure on labour markets to adapt efficiently and dynamically.
work are required in order to avoid higher structural unemployment over the coming years.
sufficient labour market flexibility are required in order to avoid higher structural unemployment over the coming years.
Although the overall picture concerning the labour market in Slovenia is positive, structural unemployment problems persist.
reducing structural unemployment and promoting job quality;
It is well recognised in Finland that to decrease structural unemployment, the activation rate needs to be raised.
there is still high structural unemployment in some Member States.
a more limited response regarding competition in services and on tackling structural unemployment.
we are developing strategies to overcome structural unemployment and adapt to demographic change.
for particular groups there is a sizeable risk of long-term unemployment becoming entrenched and translating into higher structural unemployment.
But several Member States still have to address a lack of labour market flexibility that underlies structural unemployment and contributes to severe regional disparities.
Indeed, in many countries, substantial benefits could be reaped by reducing structural unemployment further.
Although activity rates have gradually improved since 2012, structural unemployment represents a key challenge.
youth and structural unemployment), associated with net out migrâtion; c.
The national policy that the Netherlands has outlined to combat structural unemployment for the period to 1980 is at the same time considered very important for reducing the regional differences in unemployment. .
Assuming that a further increase in structural unemployment can be avoided,
with low growth and high structural unemployment, or will it have a wealth-creating economy that stands the test of global competition?
The 2020 strategy does indeed open up some interesting perspectives on how to tackle structural unemployment but it is within the context of managing the current crisis that the European Union needs to find ways of improving levels of employment.
Public opinion in the Community is finding it increasingly difficult to share the objectives of the European Union as long asthere are no effective solutions to structural unemployment in Europe.