Traduction de «Tableau des emplois finals et du total des emplois » (Français → Anglais) :

– developing, by the end of 2012, in cooperation with the Member States and all relevant actors, a scoreboard to keep track of progress in the implementation of the National Job Plans, as part of NRPs, by Member States, for the first time as part of the 2013 Annual Growth Survey (Joint Employment Report).

THE ECONOMIC REALITY Table 3: TOTAL FOREST INDUSTRY EMPLOYMENT Table 4: VALUE OF FOREST INDUSTRY SALES Table 5: FOREST HARVEST Table 6: Canadian Forest Industry Sales and Exports (1993-1997) Table 7: Payments to Government by Forestry Sector RECOMMENDATIONS

(Return tabled) Question No. 936 Mr. Malcolm Allen: With regard to the Canada Summer Jobs programs: (a) what was the total amount of funding allocated for the program on an annual basis from 2006 to date (i) overall in Canada, (ii) by province and territory, (iii) by riding; (b) what was the total number of student summer jobs created on an annual basis from 2006 to date (i) overall in Canada, (ii) by province and territory, (iii) by riding; (c) what was the total number of contracts awarded on an annual basis from 2006 to date (i) overall in Canada, (i ...[+++]i) by province and territory, (iii) by riding; (d) what was the average wage paid per year from 2006 to date (i) across Canada, (ii) by province and territory; (e) what was the average length of the contracts from 2006 to date (i) across Canada, (ii) by province and territory; and (f) what was the total number of hours of work per year from 2006 to 2011 (i) overall in Canada, (ii) by province and territory, (iii) by riding?

Question No. 839 Ms. Rathika Sitsabaiesan: With regard to new jobs created in Scarborough—Rouge River from January 2009 to June 2012: (a) what is the total number of new jobs created by (i) sector, (ii) regional location; (b) how many of the total number of new jobs created are classified as (i) full-time status; (ii) part-time status, (iii) contract status, (iv) student status, (v) seasonal status; (c) how many of the total number of new jobs created are filled by (i) women, (ii) youth, (iii) visible minorities, (iv) Aboriginals, (v) people with a disability; and (d) what are the pay ranges of these jobs?

JUSTICE AND HOME AFFAIRS Combating the illegal employment of third-country nationals - Council Recommendation Following the agreement in principle reached at its meeting on 4 June 1996 and finalization of the text, the Council adopted the following Recommendation: "THE COUNCIL OF THE EUROPEAN UNION, Having regard to the Treaty on European Union, and in particular Articles K.1 and K.2 thereof, Having regard to the Council Recommendation of 22 December 1995 on harmonizing means of combating illegal immigration and illegal employment and ...[+++] improving the relevant means of control [1] , Having regard to the Resolution of the Council of 20 June 1994 on limitations on admission of non-EC nationals to Member States for employment, Whereas Article K.1(3)(c) lays down that combating unauthorized immigration, residence and work by nationals of third countries on the territory of Member States constitutes a matter of common interest; Whereas measures to combat the illegal employment and exploitation of third-country nationals should be complemented by measures to promote the integration of foreign workers lawfully established and legally employed in the territory of the Member States, guaranteeing them appropriate conditions of access to vocational training; Whereas illegal employment may distort the conditions of free competition in the internal market by reducing social costs or giving employers other advantages and by lowering levels of social protection; Whereas this Recommendation is aimed at strengthening cooperation between Member States on immigration policies in relation to third countries, RECOMMENDS THAT the governments of the Member States apply the principles set out below with a view to combating illegal employment of third-country nationals: I. Scope This Recommendation applies to third-country nationals, with the exception of: - members of the families of citizens of the Union exercising their right to free movement, - nationals of Member States of the Europea ...

Canada is not performing very well compared to the OECD average as regards all the following variables: public spending as a percentage of the GDP; the number of government jobs compared to the total number of jobs in the economy; the public debt divided by the GDP; and the share of total public spending by the central government.