Traduction de «Fonds de l'assurance-emploi » (Français → Anglais) :

It is one of the five European Structural and Investment Funds that complement each other and seek to promote a growth- and job-based recovery in Europe.

Belgium has notified the Commission that the source of national pre-financing or co-funding are the Flemish Service for Employment and Vocational Training (VDAB), the National Employment Service (RVA), the Provincial Government of Limburg, the City of Genk, the Employment and Training Fund for the Limburg Metalworking Industry (FTML), the Limburg Institute for the Training of Employees in the Metalworking Industry (LIMOB), the Training centre Syntra and Ford.

46. Welcomes the new EU initiative for a Youth Guarantee scheme, to be extended also to young people under 30, which should provide them with the skills needed in the labour market ensuring them high-quality, meaningful and relevant opportunities; calls on the Member States to commit themselves to implementing the scheme in an efficient and timely manner and to fully exploit the opportunities offered under the new youth employment fund made available in the new MFF; highlights the need for sufficient funding for the initiative through the ESF and other past and future EU Structural Funds; considers the budget as indicated by the Counc ...[+++]il for the 7-year period to be insufficient;

19. Considers that it would be appropriate to review the Directive on the activities and supervision of institutions for occupational retirement provision (IORP Directive) with a view to ensuring effective enforcement by Member States of the Directive’s requirements; believes that such a review should aim to promote cross-border activity of occupational pension funds in the single market, ensure adequate financial supervision, increase levels of security, transparency and information for beneficiaries, and update capital and solvency requirements; believes furthermore that the review should take into account the large differences betwe ...[+++]en pension and insurance funds and possible liability of companies and the existing safeguard mechanisms; considers that any proposal on occupational pension systems must be fully impact-assessed, in particular with a view to quantifying the additional costs that may arise and damage the adequacy of pension provision;

1. Notes that public procurement accounts for approximately 17 % of the EU’s GDP and is a key market-based instrument geared to the needs of society which, in addition to meeting other objectives, can play a role in fostering sustainable employment, working conditions, innovation particularly for businesses, above all SMEs, promoting social inclusion, and addressing the employment needs of vulnerable and disadvantaged social groups, and can make an important contribution towards meeting the EU 2020 targets; stresses, furthermore, the important role that public procurement can play in promoting a European social model based on quality jo ...[+++]bs, equal opportunities, non-discrimination and social inclusion; emphasises, at the same time, that the application of procurement law to the provision of personal social services is often not the best way of ensuring optimum results for the users of the services in question;

I should add that, over and above this claim, which is in fact modest, it is unacceptable that the concern is not to reduce the working time and efforts of the men, but only to ensure profitability, that is basically to ensure the profits of the road haulage employers.