Traduction de «fort taux de chômage » (Français → Anglais) :

high unemployment

unemployment [ frictional unemployment | rate of unemployment | unemployment level ]

core unemployment rate [ natural rate of unemployment | natural unemployment rate ]

non-accelerating-inflation rate of unemployment | NAIRU [Abbr.]

frictional unemployment | transitional unemployment | search unemployment

high by-pass turbofan engine | high by-pass engine

unemployment rate

equilibrium economy-wide rate of unemployment | natural rate of unemployment | non-accelerating inflation rate of unemployment | NAIRU [Abbr.]

– Mutual responsibilities to support transitions from unemployment towards employment. The current high levels of unemployment require that the unemployment benefits schemes supporting the transitions from unemployment back into work are sufficiently adaptable to stimulate a rapid return to sustainable employment.

Adopt measures that may be based on socio-economic indicators, such as high long-term unemployment, level of educational attainment and health parameters, or may focus on geographical areas that are marginalised and/or segregated.

50. Welcomes the increased focus of the Commission and the Council on combating youth unemployment; calls on the Commission to propose, without prejudice to national legislation, a binding European Youth Guarantee without delay, in order to improve effectively the situation of young people who are not in employment, education or training (NEET) and to gradually overcome the problem of youth unemployment in the EU; stresses that the European Youth Guarantee requires specific European financial support, especially in those Member States with the highest youth unemployment rates, and calls for some of the unspent Structural Funds to be de ...[+++]ployed for this purpose; calls on the Council to swiftly decide on the proposals in the Employment Package;

52. Welcomes the increased focus of the Commission and the Council on combating youth unemployment; calls on the Commission to propose, without prejudice to national legislation, a binding European Youth Guarantee without delay, in order to improve effectively the situation of young people who are not in employment, education or training (NEET) and to gradually overcome the problem of youth unemployment in the EU; stresses that the European Youth Guarantee requires specific European financial support, especially in those Member States with the highest youth unemployment rates, and calls for some of the unspent Structural Funds to be de ...[+++]ployed for this purpose; calls on the Council to swiftly decide on the proposals in the Employment Package;