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24/08/2016
Towards better social statistics for a social Europe
Today the European Commission adopted a proposal for a Regulation on new, integrated ways to collect and use data from social surveys so as to better support policy making in general and social policy in particular.
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13/07/2016
A new start for parents and caregivers: Commission launches second-stage consultation of EU social partner organisations on work-life balance
The European Commission has launched a second-stage consultation with social partner organisations at European level.
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07/06/2016
Ten actions to help equip people in Europe with better skills
The Commission has adopted a new and comprehensive Skills Agenda for Europe today. The aim is to ensure that people develop a broad set of skills from early on in life and to make the most of Europe’s human capital, which will ultimately boost employability, competitiveness and growth in Europe.
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09/12/2015
Are we richer or poorer than before the onset of the crisis?
The global financial crisis triggered a deep recession in 2008 and 2009, the deepest since the Great Recession of the early 1930s. In 2009, the EU's GDP dropped by 4.4%, and in 2014 it barely exceeded the level of 2008.
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07/12/2015
New pathways for the long-term unemployed
Today, the Employment and Social Policy Ministers have reached an agreement during the EPSCO Council on the Commission's proposal for a Recommendation on long-term unemployment.
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30/10/2015
Sociālā programma — ilgtermiņa bezdarbs
Sociālās programmas 42. izdevumā ir izklāstīts Eiropas Komisijas priekšlikums ilgtermiņa bezdarba problēmas risināšanai.
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17/09/2015
Europe takes action to help 12 million long-term unemployed get back to work
The European Commission has proposed guidance today to Member States to better help long-term unemployed return to work.
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16/09/2015
The majority of the unemployed in the EU do not receive unemployment benefits
In all EU countries, social security systems are in place to provide a safety net to those who lose their jobs. Much has been said about the generosity of unemployment benefits that may entice workers to stay at home rather than to look for a job, or about the need to make sure that the unemployed receiving benefits also meet obligations to actually look for a job or get training.
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09/09/2015
Entrepreneurship: an avenue back to work for all?
Entrepreneurship helps to create jobs and develop skills, and to include the unemployed and disadvantaged in society and the economy.
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17/07/2015
EU labour market developments report: job recovery gains strength
Labour market developments have been improving against the background of a gradual economic recovery in the EU. Unemployment in the EU has continued to fall and job finding rates have modestly improved. However, despite its recent fall, unemployment remains high.