Traduction de «Programmation télévision de longue durée » (Français → Anglais) :

Support social innovation projects to integrate long-term unemployed persons into the labour market, in particular through the Progress section of the Union programme for employment and social innovation (EaSI).

7. Considers it crucial that any programmes to reintegrate the long-term unemployed be geared to the needs of the labour market and be formulated in close cooperation with the social partners; calls on the Member States to motivate employers, including in a spirit of corporate social responsibility, to engage actively in offering job openings for the long-term unemployed, and, where needed, to appoint mentors to facilitate the smooth reintegration of the long-term unemployed on the work floor; calls for Member States’ employment services to assist SMEs in facilitating such ...[+++]mentoring; recalls that the long‑term unemployed need not only jobs but also comprehensive counselling and preparation for successful re-entry into the labour market;

7. Considers it crucial that any programmes to reintegrate the long-term unemployed be geared to the needs of the labour market and be formulated in close cooperation with the social partners; calls on the Member States to motivate employers, including in a spirit of corporate social responsibility, to engage actively in offering job openings for the long-term unemployed, and, where needed, to appoint mentors to facilitate the smooth reintegration of the long-term unemployed on the work floor; calls for Member States’ employment services to assist SMEs in facilitating such ...[+++]mentoring; recalls that the long‑term unemployed need not only jobs but also comprehensive counselling and preparation for successful re-entry into the labour market;

45. Believes that training and requalification programmes for the unemployed, especially for the long-term unemployed, as well as skills assessment programmes, should be offered to people to enhance their chances on the labour market and should be designed and implemented in close cooperation with employers’ associations and trade unions, organisations representing the unemployed, and private and public employment services, with a view to better aligning workers’ new skills with the future needs of the labour market; stresses that sp ...[+++]ecial programmes need to be developed and implemented to help the reintegration of the long-term unemployed into the labour market;

2. Stresses the need to secure long-term financial provision in the next MFF for existing and new long-term flagship programmes in the field of competitiveness for growth and development and, in particular, for any strategic follow-up to the existing long-term programmes; recalls that their implementation requires intensive monitoring and evaluation, as well as budgetary flexibility and simplification, in order to achieve better performance in European programmes; stresses the need to analyse spending of EU funds from an added value ...[+++] point of view, including through better coordination between national and EU budgets;

4. Calls – in the interest of ensuring that funds with precisely stated and specified objectives effectively reach the Roma in need and bring about long-lasting advances in their lives - for real commitment on the part of the Commission and the Member States to launching more target- and development-oriented, complex, flexible and sustainable programmes with a longer time coverage and greater territorial relevance, focusing on the most disadvantaged micro-regions in their geographical, socio-economic and cultural context, while also addressing the problem of suburban and rural poverty and segregated Roma neighbourhoods, and placing speci ...[+++]al emphasis on improving substandard housing (lacking, for example, drinking water, heating, electricity and sanitation) and on providing further assistance to families to maintain their improved housing situation; also calls on the Commission to monitor the outcomes of the projects after their funding has run out;