Traduction de «Arrêt de travail illégal » (Français → Anglais) :

Supports, in accordance with the 2020 Strategy, a targeted and active labour market policy which will lead to increased participation in employment by those currently under-represented in the labour market, particularly the most vulnerable; considers that the EU should develop new indicators to monitor the impact of pension reforms on vulnerable groups; stresses that within the European Union illegal work is still widespread and that this weakens social policy options; calls on the competent bodies in the Member States to promote social inclusion and combat undeclared work in order to improve the balance of pension systems;

Less than 50% of people are still in employment by the age of 60. This goes against Member State commitments at the Barcelona European Council to postpone the age at which people stop working by five years[19].

Furthermore, it does not evaluate activities that are not recognised within the market, such as undeclared work, work in the home, volunteering or free time;

While good mental health increases work capacity and productivity, poor working conditions including the intimidation by colleagues lead to poor mental health, sick leave and increased costs.

It should be noted in this respect that labour market restrictions could encourage illegal working.[11] This is particularly relevant for those Member States which create obstacles on access to the labour market and which grant very low welfare assistance to asylum seekers at the same time.

This will involve, on the one hand, enforcement measures to combat the illegal employment of young people who have not yet reached the legal age [18] and, on the other, for those who are admitted to employment, the rigorous application of the rules on health and safety.