Traduction de «réinsertion au travail » (Français → Anglais) :

Protecting women primarily means not going overboard with our demands and thus not paving the way for new forms of discrimination against them when they are initially recruited and when they return to work, as all the experts from the OECD and from the Union of the Middle Classes, for example, confirm.

14. Calls on the countries in the region to make greater efforts to improve the situation of ethnic minorities, and in particular the Roma; emphasises that the Roma are frequently victims of discrimination, and that, in particular, their participation in decision-making processes, in the labour market and in mainstream education systems should be greatly increased; in this regard, takes note of the bilaterally agreed readmission agreements concluded by the Western Balkan countries with the Member States, and calls on the countries concerned to step up their efforts to create appropriate social conditions, infrastructure and access to public services in order to ensure the fundamental rights of the Roma and to facilitate their ...[+++]reintegration after their return; calls on Western Balkan countries and the Member States to follow up closely the reintegration of the repatriated Roma and to report back on the achievements reached to the Commission on an annual basis in order to facilitate the evaluation of the reintegration policies and the exchange of best practices;

address the needs of people excluded from the labour market in order to facilitate their progressive reintegration into society and into the labour market and to enhance their employability,

These programmes have a range of goals, including: (i) supporting the development and improvement of vocational training systems (ii) creating jobs and helping reintegrate the unemployed into the labour market by prioritising a pro-active approach in the form of jobfinder schemes, and (iii) local initiatives promoting a series of goals such as employment, participation by women in the labour market (combined with measures to combat gender discrimination), employment opportunities for the socially excluded, entrepreneurship, and lifelong learning for working people.

development of active labour market policies to combat and prevent unemployment, to avoid long-term unemployment, to facilitate the reintegration of the long-term unemployed and to support integration into the labour market of young people and persons returning to work after a period of absence.

They are typically set up by the users of services (particularly in the child-care sector, e.g. parents who run crèches).There are also workers' cooperatives providing services and cooperatives for the social and occupational reintegration of the disadvantaged.