Traduction de «allocation jeunesse » (Français → Anglais) :

education grant [ education allowance | education subsidy | research grant | scholarship | student grant | study grant | study loan | training allowance | scholarships(UNBIS) ]

youth employment advisor | youth project team worker | youth programmes social worker | youth worker

youth justice worker | youth offending team officer | youth offending team worker | youth resettlement officer

detention officer | youth detention worker | juvenile correctional officer | young offenders detention officer

Solicitors court allowance

family benefit [ accommodation allowance | child benefit | family allowance | family income support | head-of-household allowance | household allowance | rent allowance | single parent allowance | family allowances(UNBIS) ]

social-security benefit

Community action programme for youth | Youth Community action programme

Action programme for the promotion of youth exchanges in the Community | Youth for Europe | Youth for Europe programme | YFE [Abbr.]

National Allocation Plan | national allocation plan for the allocation of greenhouse gas emission allowances | NAP [Abbr.]

94. Calls on the Commission to propose a European framework introducing minimum standards for the implementation of the Youth Guarantees – including the quality of apprenticeships and jobs, decent wages for young people and access to employment services and rights – and covering young people aged between 25 and 30; calls on the Member States to use the available budget efficiently and to implement the Youth Guarantees without delay; calls on the Commission and the Member States to make the Youth Guarantees a priority, given that budget allocations are frontloaded in the first two years; calls for the available budget to be increased d ...[+++]uring the promised mid-term review of the multiannual financial framework, bearing in mind that the International Labour Organisation has estimated that the sum of EUR 21 billion is necessary to resolve the problem of youth unemployment in the eurozone; regards this increase as a necessary investment, given that the enormous annual economic loss resulting from inaction against youth unemployment amounts to EUR 153 billion, corresponding to 1,2 % of EU GDP (Eurofound, 2012) ;

40. Calls on the Commission to propose a European framework introducing minimum standards for the implementation of the Youth Guarantees – including the quality of apprenticeships and jobs, decent wages for young people and access to employment services and rights – and covering young people aged between 25 and 30; calls on the Member States to use the available budget efficiently and to implement the Youth Guarantees without delay; calls on the Commission and the Member States to make the Youth Guarantees a priority, given that budget allocations are frontloaded in the first two years; calls for the available budget to be increased d ...[+++]uring the promised mid-term review of the multiannual financial framework, bearing in mind that the International Labour Organisation has estimated that the sum of EUR 21 billion is necessary to resolve the problem of youth unemployment in the eurozone; regards this increase as a necessary investment, given that the enormous annual economic loss resulting from inaction against youth unemployment amounts to EUR 153 billion, corresponding to 1.2 % of EU GDP (Eurofound, 2012);

- A tripartite bi-annual conference, including all Members of the Council, needs to be established to discuss national social matters that have a EU spill-over effect, the youth guarantee and the EU minimum unemployment allowance;

Every department is asked to show the allocations they think contribute the most to gender equality and youth development.