Traduction de «Liaison avec le marché du travail » (Français → Anglais) :

(5) Cross-border cooperation should aim to tackle common challenges identified jointly in the border regions (such as problems related to territorial continuity, poor accessibility and insufficient or non-existent transport links, including bottlenecks within the fundamental transport networks, declining local industries, inappropriate business environments, lack of networks among local and regional administrations, research and innovation and take-up of information and communication technologies, environmental pollution, risk prevention, negative attitudes towards neighbouring country citizens) and exploit the untapped potentials in the border area (developm ...[+++]ent of cross-border research and innovation facilities and clusters, development of cultural exchange, cross-border labour market integration, support for cross-border sustainable transport networks, where possible support for rail or maritime connections, promotion of cross-border sustainable tourism and joint marketing, improvement of tourist infrastructure, cooperation among universities or health centres), and development of specific projects in the tourism sector), while enhancing the cooperation process for the purpose of the overall harmonious development of the Union.

16. Encourages Croatia to carry out further structural reforms to stimulate economic growth and revive the labour market; calls upon Croatia to continue to keep the banking sector stable and to continue the policy of fiscal consolidation in order to boost competitiveness; welcomes Croatia’s participation in the European Semester from January 2013; supports efforts to ensure timely and effective use of EU funds as well as to improve Croatia’s transport infrastructure and its links with the EU Member States and the countries of the region; invites the Government to fully implement the legislative framework on small businesses, inter al ...[+++]ia by appropriate policy actions, by improving their access to finance and by supporting the internationalisation of SMEs;

15. Encourages Croatia to carry out further structural reforms to stimulate economic growth and revive the labour market; calls upon Croatia to continue to keep the banking sector stable and to continue the policy of fiscal consolidation in order to boost competitiveness; welcomes Croatia’s participation in the European Semester from January 2013; supports efforts to ensure timely and effective use of EU funds as well as to improve Croatia’s transport infrastructure and its links with the EU Member States and the countries of the region; invites the Government to fully implement the legislative framework on small businesses, inter al ...[+++]ia by appropriate policy actions, by improving their access to finance and by supporting the internationalisation of SMEs;

It is very important to explain that the proposed Directive, in association with Directive 96/71/EC, does not affect the Member States’ responsibility for the admission of third-country nationals to their national labour markets.

1. Encouraging more people to work more and longer so as to obtain similar entitlements as before: increases in pensionable ages; rewarding later and penalising earlier retirement (see figure 8); moves from benefits based on earnings in best years towards entitlement based on working career average earnings; closing or restricting early exit pathways; labour market measures to encourage and enable older workers to stay in the labour market and encouraging greater gender equality in the labour market.

In addition to these policy guidelines, Parliament supports the switch from passive to active labour market measures, the promotion of local employment initiatives, the creation of a new budget heading designed to exploit the employment potential of a 'third sector', and the improvement of vocational training in conjunction with lifelong training programmes (1996).