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PES Network adopts 7 recommendations to guide employment services assisting refugees and persons displaced from Ukraine
Considerations highlight areas of particular importance for the labour market integration of refugees and displaced people related to language, skills and qualifications, partners and institutions, and employers.
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Twentieth EQAVET Peer Review in Slovenia: National system of support to VET schools in their internal QA
The Peer Review reflected on support mechanisms for internal QA systems within national education systems, taking into consideration existing tools, the needs of relevant stakeholders in the national education system, and activities conducted by the Ministry of Education
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What is the future of professional skills recognition and assessment?
A new paper from the European Network of Public Employment Services (PES Network) presents the latest thinking and PES practices around new forms of skills assessment, recognition and validation (including via micro-credentials) and skills-based training. It calls for increased efforts by PES to coordinate with partners in building comprehensive and effective skills-based services.
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Kommissionsbericht stellt fest, dass weiterhin ein Fach- und Arbeitskräftemangel besteht, und zeigt Wege zur Verbesserung der Situation auf
Die Europäische Kommission hat den Jahresbericht 2023 zur Beschäftigung und zur sozialen Lage in Europa (ESDE) veröffentlicht.
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How Bulgaria and Europe lent a helping hand to the refugees from Ukraine
A short video-report shows how Bulgaria set up a voucher scheme for the provision of food and basic necessities of people fleeing Ukraine invasion. This mechanism, which is supported by the European Commission, helps Ukrainian refugees in overcoming the difficulties of their daily life.
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„Access City Award“ für barrierefreie Städte: Bewerbungsphase öffnet bald
Bewerbungen für den Wettbewerb „Access City Award“ für barrierefreie Städte werden im Juli eröffnet. Mit diesem Preis werden Städte ausgezeichnet, die hervorragende Arbeit geleistet haben, um zugänglicher für Menschen mit Behinderungen zu werden.
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Better protection of workers from asbestos: Commission welcomes political agreement to revise EU rules
The Commission welcomes the political agreement between the European Parliament and Member States on the Commission's proposal to update the EU Directive on asbestos at work.
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How can labour market interventions help people into work?
A new report on Active Labour Market Policies by the European Network of Public Employment Services calls for continued efforts to serve disadvantaged groups, based on strengthened partnerships and addressing future skills needs. It reflects in particular on the impact of COVID-19 and the green and digital transitions.
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Interparliamentary Committee discuss the European Child Guarantee
Representatives of the national parliaments discussed the state of play of the European Child Guarantee and best practices related to it. They met on 28 June 2023, during an Interparliamentary meeting at the European Parliament to commemorate the two-year milestone of the European Child Guarantee.
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Access to essential services: key challenges for the most vulnerable – report
According to the Commission’s report, people at risk of poverty or social exclusion in the EU have difficulties in accessing essential services such as energy, transport and digital communication. The report, the first-ever on this issue, sheds light on the structural challenges these groups face in using such services and underlines the need to ensure that the society-wide green and digital twin transition is fair and inclusive.