Traduction de «Analyse d'emploi » (Français → Anglais) :

(Return tabled) Question No. 1116 Mr. Rodger Cuzner: With regard to Employment Insurance: (a) how many individuals have utilized the Extended Employment Insurance Benefits Pilot Project in each fiscal year, by province, from the year of the project’s inception; (b) what is the estimated number of EI recipients who were working while on claim between August 7 2011, and August 4, 2012, who will opt to revert to the rules that existed under the previous pilot project; (c) has the government undertaken any analysis or studies to compare the impact on income for individuals in each province between the previous and the new pilot project; (d) has the government undertaken any analysis or studies concerning the impact of changes to the Working ...[+++]While on Claim Pilot Project on the (i) economy of particular provinces or regions, (ii) cost of providing provincial social services in any particular provinces; and (e) if any of the answers to (c) or (d) are affirmative, what are the titles, file numbers, and results of any such analyses or studies?

Reiterating the guidance set out in the recent 2012 Annual Growth Survey the Commissioner stressed that: “To respond to Europe's economic crisis effectively and to restore growth, we have to address the economic, employment and social dimensions of this crisis together".

Employment – statistics and analysis :

The thematic chapters of this year's report address most of these areas by providing in-depth analyses of: first, the determinants of employment rates and the role of labour market institutions and active labour market policies in particular in determining the evolution of the overall employment rate over time (chapter 2); second, the evolution and nature of the EU-US employment gap in the services sector and the determinants of differences in employment structures across countries (chapter 3); third, the determinants of employment and labour market dynamics and of transiti ...[+++]ons out of low pay and precarious employment, in particular the role of various forms of human capital investments (chapter 4); and, finally, a discussion of the employment effects of outsourcing, delocalisation and globalisation (chapter 5).

- Local employment baseline analysis: each local employment strategy must be based on an analysis or diagnosis of the local labour market and employment situation.

The general regional distribution of defence industries (defined in Chapter 3) and military bases across the Community was reviewed, prior to detailed analysis of employment at the NUTS II level. The next step in the analysis was to calculate defence-related employment as a proportion of total regional employment within each region in order to arrive at a measure of defence dependence.