Traduction de «fonds d'assurance chômage » (Français → Anglais) :

unemployment fund

employment insurance account [ employment insurance funds | unemployment insurance account | unemployment insurance funds ]

insurance against unemployment | unemployment insurance | UI [Abbr.]

state UI program | state UI regular program

unemployment insurance [ unemployment benefit ]

An Act to amend the Employment Insurance Act (establishment of Unemployment Insurance Trust Fund)

Supervisory Commission for the Unemployment Insurance Fund

1992 Unemployment Insurance Developmental Uses - Providing Skills for Tomorrow

Federal Act of 25 June 1982 on Compulsory Unemployment Insurance and Benefits on Insolvency | Unemployment Insurance Act [ UIA ]

Ordinance of 31 August 1983 on Compulsory Unemployment Insurance and Benefits on Insolvency | Unemployment Insurance Ordinance [ UIO ]

In applying for and using resources from the European Globalisation Fund, Member States shall particularly support the more vulnerable groups in society, including women, in whose case the significant gender pay gap also affects the amount of employment insurance benefits, while long-term unemployment further reduces pensions.

20. Calls in the preparation of the future cohesion policy post 2013 for a strong EU-wide cohesion policy that streamlines existing funds and programmes that should ensure adequate financial resources and align the policy with the objectives of Europe 2020 Strategy; believes that funds should be focused on meeting the challenge of economic restructuring making the shift to a sustainable and competitive economy, including existing programmes aimed at globalisation, education, vocational training etc. to combat unemployment and reducing social inequalities; is strongly opposed to any renationalisation; furthermore, calls for proposals t ...[+++]o improve the absorption capacity through innovation investment and facilitating access to finance for SMEs; asks in this context the Commission to consider a new system, for instance called JERICHO (‘Joint Rural Investment CHOice’), for the Rural Development Fund which, based on the experience from the JEREMIE initiative, could provide SMEs with finance in rural areas where the market fails; believes that simplification, better application of the partnership principle and multi-level governance would improve absorption rate;

9. Considers it necessary to build up the competences of all workers, whatever their age and ability, in order to ensure re-skilling and anticipate skills needs for new jobs, this being particularly important as a strategy to reduce unemployment and particularly youth unemployment, which is at its highest peak in the EU due to the crisis. This should be financed by public and private spending and be coupled with a refocusing of the ESF, providing tailor-made solutions for education and training. The renewed efforts to address skills gaps in many industries should make the issue a priority in several areas, such as education policy, labou ...[+++]r market policy and science policy, and there will also be a need to monitor emerging skills needs in cooperation with the social partners;

National contributions report on the openness of YiA vis-à-vis young people with fewer opportunities: "Unemployed young people (...) have been made targeted offers.