Traduction de «Exigences du marché de l'emploi » (Français → Anglais) :

requirements of the employment market

performance requirement

psychological demand [ psychological job demand | psychological work demand ]

meeting the requirements of the market

identify market requirements for documentation

physical demand factors

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labour market [ employment level | employment situation ]

job access [ access to the labour market | employment opportunity | job market | job perspective ]

Employment Committee (EU) [ advisory Employment Committee | Employment and Labour Market Committee | Employment Committee ]

Improving the monitoring and anticipation of labour market and skills requirements is necessary to help people return to the labour market, facilitate the matching with existing vacancies and orientate skill development in order to improve long-term job prospects.

This condition is intended to guarantee a certain level of continuity of residence and employment while offering a certain degree of flexibility in line with the demands of the labour market and Member States’ practices.

2. Is of the opinion that merely investing in ways of matching skills to labour market demands – in order to creating job opportunities – is not a sufficient means of ensuring economic recovery from the crisis; stresses that the lack of jobs is commonly the result of a lack of growth in Europe, and that, at present, skills mismatches are not yet the main cause for the high unemployment rates; agrees, however, that the existing skills mismatch will be a growing problem as the economy gradually recovers, and that continued efforts to bring education, training and the labour market closer together should therefore be reinforced at all lev ...[+++]els; reiterates that generating smart, sustainable and inclusive growth and job creation in Europe should be achieved through a holistic approach, with a clear economic and social vision boosted by a strong, smart and skilled workforce to complement the labour market needs;

65. Recalls that investing in education and in developing skills that respond to the demands of the labour market and society is essential for growth and competitiveness, as well as for European awareness, personal development and self-confidence; points out that entrepreneurship requires the development of transversal skills such as creativity, critical thinking, teamwork and a sense of initiative which contribute to young people’s personal and professional development and facilitate their earlier entry into the job market; stresses that such investment should be supported by stronger synergies between European and national initiatives, involving the various education and training sectors, as well as other relevant sectors ...[+++], such as employment, social policy, youth policy and culture, along with closer collaboration with all the stakeholders concerned, such as the social partners and businesses, with a view to keeping curricula in tune with labour market needs;