Traduction de «Courte séance de formation sur le lieu de travail » (Français → Anglais) :

company training | in-company training | in-house training | in-service training | intraplant training | job training | learning in the work-place | on-the-job learning | on-the-job training

develop ergonomics in work place | impart ergonomics in work place | raise awareness of ergonomics in work place | teach ergonomics in work place

off-the-job training | off the job training

Working Seminar on Operational Staff Training and Development

- Promoting close cooperation between education and training systems and society generally; - Establishing partnerships between all types of education and training institutions, businesses and research centres, for their mutual benefit; - Promoting the role of stakeholders in the development of training, including initial training, and learning at the workplace.

Small companies are characterised by short reporting lines, multifunctional staff, on-the-job training and the ability to adapt rapidly to change.

5. Notes that the high proportion of early school-leavers in some regions is significantly above the target of 10 % and that early school-leavers must receive an offer of education, training or work that meets their needs; refers, in this context, to the importance of the Youth Guarantee for early school-leavers; stresses that in order to reduce the number of early school-leavers it is important that the education system is inclusive, offering equal chances to all young people; stresses that a solution must therefore be found to the problem of integrating poorly-trained young people into the labour market, by prov ...[+++]iding barrier-free, accessible and quality vocational and in-work training to help them acquire skills, taking into account the fact that a lack of qualifications can increase the risk of unemployment, which in turn increases the poverty risk and involves a multitude of social challenges linked to exclusion, alienation and failed efforts to build an independent life; points out that, to this end, the ESF’s contribution is crucial in helping more young people to stay at school and acquire the appropriate qualifications needed for a job and career and in ensuring wider access to high-quality education with special projects for children from disadvantaged groups and minorities, including disabled people; calls on Member States to encourage appropriate vocational and on-the-job training for those who will benefit from it;

12. Regards identifying the future needs of the labour market, and future skills requirements, as a priority; emphasises the need for strategies for matching workers’ skills with the future needs of the labour market; underlines, in this context, the fact that – in order to tackle the challenges posed by the transition to a less resource-intensive economy – appropriate levels of training and skills are needed for eco-innovations to flourish, and for EU waste legislation to be correctly implemented; recommends that the Member States ...[+++] integrate the circular economy model in their professional training schemes; notes that training can improve the perceived status of work in the recycling sector, and can help improve staff retention and health and safety practices; recalls in this context that, by promoting vocational training and work-based learning, the European Social Fund should help in satisfying the demand for sustainable quality jobs in the less resource-intensive industry, in line with the Social Investment Package presented by the Commission in February 2013.