Traduction de «Effectif des chômeurs » (Français → Anglais) :

unemployement figures | unemployment situation

unemployment growth

actual number of unemployed

hard-core unemployed worker | hard-core unemployed | long-term unemployed | long-term unemployed worker

livestock | livestock numbers | livestock population

School / class size

downsizing [ workforce reduction | work force reduction | manpower reduction | reduction in work force | reduction in force | reduction in personnel | reduction of staff | staff cutback | staff reduction | workshedding | down-crewing | personnel surplus reduction | degrowing ]

labour turnover | labor turnover | turnover

actual rate of return

Targeted reductions in SSC (mainly employers' contributions) have also been introduced particularly for the low-paid, for hiring new staff and for the long-term unemployed, for keeping older workers on the payroll, school leavers (Belgium, Greece, Spain, France, Ireland, Italy, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, Sweden, Denmark and Portugal).

Only 7% of the employed population in the EU had income below the poverty line in 2000, as against 38% of the unemployed and 25% of the inactive.

Train 1 million young unemployed people for vacant digital jobs through internships/traineeships, apprenticeships and short-term training programmes. Support the upskilling and retraining of the workforce and in particular take concrete measures to support SMEs who face specific challenges in attracting and retaining digital talent as well as retraining their workforce. Modernise education and training to provide all students and teachers with the opportunity to use digital tools and materials in their teaching and learning activities and to develop and upgrade their digital skills. Reorient and make use of available funding to support d ...[+++]igital skills and carry out awareness-raising about the importance of digital skills for employability, competitiveness and participation in society.

101. Calls on the Member States to take full account of the importance of automatisation as a trend that may erode the quantitative importance of many jobs, and to direct their training programmes for the unemployed into learning skills that are useful in non-routine jobs;