Traduction de «Comité central du Plan général de l'Assurance-chômage » (Français → Anglais) :

Unemployment Insurance Blueprint Clearinghouse [ U.I. Blueprint Clearinghouse ]

Unemployment Insurance Blueprint [ U.I. Blueprint ]

Unemployment Blueprint Framework [ U.I. Blueprint Framework ]

14. Agrees with the Commission that many Member States need to be more ambitious in implementing socially sustainable structural reforms and removing barriers in order to improve competitiveness and efficiency in their product and services markets, taking into account the employment impact of such reforms; welcomes, in this context, the Commission’s communication on the roadmap for completing the Digital Single Market, including building up a comprehensive framework enabling companies to boost investment in new technologies, as well as the communication on the roadmap for the Energy Union; underlines that CSRs and country reports often address issues linked to territorial differences in terms of both economic performance and administrativ ...[+++]e capacity, and stresses that policy objectives should systematically take these differences into account; recalls that regions which suffer from severe and permanent natural or demographic handicaps usually have higher unemployment rates and less economic growth; considers, therefore, that investment is needed to improve their growth potential and to attract people to live there, in order to ensure their sustainability;

14. Welcomes the Commission’s suggestion of establishing, through the European Semester and the Employment Committee, multilateral surveillance of the implementation of the recommendation; insists that this surveillance must be thorough and, if necessary, be followed up by instructions in the Member States’ country-specific recommendations; calls on the Commission to facilitate mutual learning processes that bring together those Member States with high rates of long-term unemployment and those that have been successful in quickly reintegrating the (long‑term) unemployed into their labour markets;

13. Welcomes the Commission’s suggestion of establishing, through the European Semester and the Employment Committee, multilateral surveillance of the implementation of the recommendation; insists that this surveillance must be thorough and, if necessary, be followed up by instructions in the Member States’ country-specific recommendations; calls on the Commission to facilitate mutual learning processes that bring together those Member States with high rates of long-term unemployment and those that have been successful in quickly reintegrating the (long‑term) unemployed into their labour markets;

According to the Commission proposal, the ESRB would comprise a General Board, a Steering Committee and a Secretariat, the latter being provided by the European Central Bank.