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Eurobarometer survey shows that traineeships help young people land their first job
A new Eurobarometer survey shows that traineeships are an important stepping stone for young people into the labour market. A clear majority of young Europeans (76%) participating in the survey overall agree, that they learnt things that are useful professionally during their traineeship.
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Commission publishes a new guidance for the safe management of hazardous medicinal products at work
The guidance, issued by the European Commission with the involvement of many stakeholders in the healthcare sector, provides an overview of existing good practice and practical advice aiming at reducing workers’ exposure to hazardous medicinal products.
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Kick-off of EU-US Talent for Growth Task Force
The European Commission has announced the EU members of the EU-US Talent for Growth Task Force. The Task Force will start its work at its inaugural meeting on 17 May 2023.
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Pact for Skills: launch of large-scale Skills Partnership in the space sector
Today, with the support of the Commission, a large-scale Skills Partnership for the space sector dedicated to data, services and applications has been launched.
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EAfA launches revamped pledge form
With the new pledge form of the European Alliance for Apprenticeships (EAfA), it is now the perfect time for potential Alliance members to submit a pledge and for existing members to renew their pledges.
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PES Network supports quality management reforms in Latvian PES
The Latvian Public Employment Service (PES) has successfully produced an implementation plan to develop an integrated quality management system. This was achieved thanks to the contributions of peer PES representatives and experts through a PES Network Mutual Assistance Project.
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Euronews: how important is an adequate EU minimum wage in a high-inflation context?
In its latest episode, Euronews' Real Economy magazine travels to Latvia to understand whether increased minimum wages allow people to cope with the rising cost of living.
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PES Network’s latest ‘Benchlearning’ cycle: a success story of European solidarity
The PES Network recently concluded its third cycle of peer benchlearning assessments of Public Employment Services (PES) in Europe. These assessments have fed directly into mutual learning activities aiming to build the capacity and performance of PES where they need it most for improving customer service delivery. Held in the context of COVID-19, the latest cycle has demonstrated tremendous solidarity amongst PES.
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Pact for Skills: launch of large-scale skills partnership for long-term care
Today, long-term care service providers, social partners and education and training providers, with the support of the European Commission, have set up a large-scale skills partnership for the long-term care sector.
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Commission calls for massive investment in digital education and skills
The Commission adopted two proposals for a Council Recommendation to address the digital divide by improving digital skills teaching and ensuring universal access to inclusive and high-quality digital education and training. The proposals go with the “European Digital Skills Certificate” pilot project, that will facilitate the recognition of certification of digital skills across the EU.