Traduction de «employment incentive » (Anglais → Français) :

The new Employment Incentive Measures Programme [8] should be exploited to support relevant projects.

The ESF provided significant support for the implementation of active labour market policies, especially in the Cohesion countries, largely on training (46% of ESF spending); integration pathways and similar schemes (20%); employment incentives (7%); counselling (4%) and job placement (3%), though the relative importance of these varied considerably between countries.

The Community Programme for Employment Incentive Measures will also be used to improve the knowledge base concerning integration in the labour market.

The new Employment Incentive Measures Programme [8] should be exploited to support relevant projects.

(1) Concerning employment incentives (labour supply channel), measures implemented by Member States have focussed on: (i) limiting the amount (Spain) or the length (Germany) of the unemployment benefit that can be perceived; (ii) unifying the unemployment insurance with the social assistance benefits; (iii) giving incentives for young people (Finland) or for new hires covering youths and adults over 25 who had not been employed on a permanent basis (Italy); (iv) making conditional activation complements (subsistence allowance) to job search and participation in active measures after a certain period of unemployment (Finland); and (v) ...[+++] using in-work benefits, i.e., employment conditional tax-credits and benefits and other provisions of similar purpose.

Active measures are defined in a broad sense to include training, job rotation and job sharing, employment incentives, integration of disabled people, direct job creation and start-up incentives.