Traduction de «Job factor » (Anglais → Français) :

Compared to unemployment, a fixed term job reduces the probability of being in inactivity and unemployment after two years by about 2/3, and increases the probability of moving to a high quality job within two years by a factor of more than 3.

15. Stresses that occupational and sectoral segregation of the labour market remains a factor in determining the gender pay gap; also stresses that women’s jobs, particularly women who work as domestic workers and carers, are consistently undervalued and are more likely to be subject to low pay, involuntary part-time work, precarious jobs and zero-hours contracts, and calls on the Commission and the Member States to develop and implement appropriate measures to effectively limit involuntary part-time work; stresses that the feminisa ...[+++]tion of poverty is the result of multiple discrimination and various other factors, including the gender pay gap, the pension gap, care responsibilities and related breaks, and insufficient support systems affecting households headed by single mothers; underlines in this context the importance of assessing the gender effect of social security systems; recalls the importance of implementing existing anti-discrimination legislation, taking into consideration an intersectional approach in order to reduce poverty among women;

4. Recognises that, in times of demographic change and other processes affecting the EU as a whole, the Roma population, which has been part of our common heritage for centuries and is the largest ethnic minority in the EU, should be given incentives through good quality education, decent housing and job opportunities to fully integrate into the work place and contribute to smart, sustainable and inclusive economic development as foreseen in the EU 2020 strategy, in particular in the ‘European Platform against Poverty’ initiative; takes the view that social inclusion is a precondition for achieving the EU 2020 strategy objectives; calls on the Member States and the local and regional public authorities, therefore, to increase their effort ...[+++]s now, by reinforcing their effective strategies for addressing the specific circumstances (deep poverty, lack of education and access to social services, poor health conditions, lack of civil registration documents, segregated and substandard housing, low level of employment) of marginalised communities, as an imperative in order to combat social exclusion of the Roma population and contribute to further integration within Member States; emphasises that a successful policy is a mixture of approaches taking social, economic and cultural factors into account;

Air transport infrastructure is a vital factor in industries' choice of where to locate their plant, and therefore vital in terms of jobs too.

Moreover, although unemployment is still the main factor behind poverty and exclusion, job insecurity and low pay are nonetheless obstacles to full integration into society.

I think there is insufficient coordination between the policies on labour, employment, and managing the job market and the policies which affect structural factors and in the macro-economic framework. There is an insufficient level of structuring and investment in efficient Community institutions capable of managing these processes where it is not enough just to respect the competences and the prerogatives of the national States.