Traduction de «motivation sociale » (Français → Anglais) :

42. Calls on the Member States to use tools and instruments so as to motivate all actors to create inclusive labour markets and improve the participation of those farthest from the labour market; points to instruments in the context of localised social dialogue, financial incentives, tax benefits and the development of the social economy; welcomes the Commission's recommendation to provide support for the social economy as a vital source of entry jobs for disadvantaged people;

32. Stresses that social and employment policies should foster job creation and be quickly activated as a response to the current economic crisis, should provide job and education opportunities, and should mitigate loss of income; considers that those policies should actively motivate people to look for job opportunities or to start their own entrepreneurial activity; to this end considers that Member States should consider affordable financing channels, such as credit guarantees, reduced interest rates or providing a lump sum of un ...[+++]employment benefits which, while also mitigating income loss, provide opportunities for education which will help unemployed people to find new jobs; recalls the Commission's holistic approach to active inclusion which encompasses adequate income support, access to inclusive labour markets and high-quality social services;

42. Calls on the Member States to use tools and instruments so as to motivate all actors to create inclusive labour markets and improve the participation of those farthest from the labour market; points to instruments in the context of localised social dialogue, financial incentives, tax benefits and the development of the social economy; welcomes the Commission's recommendation to provide support for the social economy as a vital source of entry jobs for disadvantaged people;

7. Emphasises the explicit remark in the Barcelona conclusions that " the Lisbon goals can only be brought about by balanced efforts on both the economic and social fronts", and the European Council's commitment to proposals and activities of the European Commission that fit into the Social Agenda and that are mentioned in that chapter of the conclusions; stresses that for a successful knowledge economy, but also for a service economy and many industrial sectors human resources are crucial; thus not only an employment strategy focused on the number of jobs, but a qualitative strategy focused on improving the conditions and the social e ...[+++]nvironment are imperative to stimulate a motivated and creative workforce;

Not only does it, obviously, deal with accounts and allow Parliament to keep abreast of the Member States' accounts – which is very important, as we know – but it also puts paid to the habitual practice of various States of the Union, especially the State which I represent in this Parliament, namely Italy, whose accounting system is wont to resemble a conjuring trick, particularly where taxes and social contributions are concerned – social contributions which are extremely important for pensioners.

This means that under Belgian legislation companies already required to pay social security contributions in their Member State of origin (which they can prove by means of certificate E 101 issued by that State) must pay social contributions a second time Belgium: excessive cost of residence and work permits in the Brussels region A reasoned opinion will also be transmitted to Belgium concerning the cost of residence and work permits issued to Turkish workers in certain municipalities in the Brussels region Netherlands: Unemployed Bel ...[+++]gian workers excluded from supplementary pension insurance - A reasoned opinion will be transmitted to the Netherlands following examination of a complaint from Belgium frontier workers engaged in economic activity in the Netherlands.