Traduction de «becomes more employable » (Anglais → Français) :

Highly skilled beneficiaries of international protection will thus become more accessible to employers and be able to take up employment in a more targeted way in accordance with their skills and education, filling shortages in sectors and occupations in any Member State.

However, more targeted support is needed to exploit the potential for self employment by encouraging existing employees or unemployed to become self-employed.

Policy has become more ambitious since the beginning of the Employment Strategy with a goal to deliver full employment.

The maritime and coastal tourism sub-sector has now become the largest single maritime economic activity, employing 2.35 million people, equivalent to 1.1% of total EU employment.[26] More than 90% of enterprises employ less than 10 people.

14. Notes that certain forms of non-standard contracts, depending on how well they are embedded in labour and social security law, as well as the provision of lifelong learning and training opportunities, can contribute both to improving the European Union's economic competitiveness and also to catering for different needs of workers, bearing in mind the stage of life they are at and their job prospects; at the same time recognises that non-standard forms of work must go hand in hand with support for workers who find themselves in situations of transition from one job to another, or from one employment status to another; also notes that in order to make this transition rapid and sustainable, it is necessary to focus on active intervention ...[+++] allowing workers who re-enter the labour market to be entitled to some level of income support during the period strictly necessary for them to become more employable through training and requalification;

10. Emphatically supports the Commission’s call to the Member States to review their complex and bureaucratic tax and social benefit systems which have a negative effect on job creation, and where appropriate to adjust them, without calling into question workers' rights and the social transfers which help reduce social inequalities; in addition, the entrepreneurship of women wishing to found firms or become self-employed should be promoted; women must be given targeted support, inter alia by reducing the burden on businesses, (particularly at the start-up stage), simplifying the necessary formalities or setting up funds; measures to increase ...[+++] workers’ employability achieve results when there is a demand for labour: such a demand will above all be created if more firms are started up and if quality jobs are created, in particular for women;