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

However, the Conservatives' employment insurance reform will penalize workers who work a few hours a week while receiving employment insurance benefits.

Since the reform of employment insurance is in part the cause of this great poverty, will the changes to the employment insurance program to be announced by the Liberal government finally eliminate this scourge and give families and children especially some relief?

The government has committed to not increasing any taxation, except it does seem to be fairly silent in terms of what will happen to Employment Insurance premiums, which are expected to rise, including their own estimates that show that Employment Insurance premiums will rise.

2. How do the Member States ensure that their efforts to tackle youth unemployment will not lead to an increase in precarious employment among young people?

2. Acknowledges that the strong relations between the EU, the EEA EFTA countries and Switzerland go beyond economic integration and the extension of the single market, and contribute to stability and prosperity to the benefit of all citizens and businesses, including SMEs; underlines the importance of ensuring the proper functioning of the single market in order to create a level playing field and generate new jobs;

Let me ask it again: under Bill C-50, and given the extra weeks, will employment insurance claimants have to use up their severance pay before they can receive employment insurance benefits?

5. Notes that the Union is faced with major challenges in the fields of reindustrialisation, energy transition and digital equipment, which call for considerable investments; considers that companies, focused on short-term profit, are generally less able to guarantee the long-term investments necessary for a return to sustainable, inclusive growth; considers that it is the responsibility of public authorities to promote these investments, which have significant employment potential; takes the view that competition policy must not act as a brake on these ‘investments of the future’; further notes that European labour markets suffer from a mismatch of skills and that social investments in education, training and up-skilling designed to counter youth une ...[+++]mployment complement, rather than contradict, the goals of competition policy;

Lowering contributions will be done at the expense of people who lose their jobs, because their employment insurance benefits are going to suffer.

I would like to begin precisely with the economic issues that we addressed in order to boost development, to boost employment, to increase the competitiveness of European industry and to complete all elements of the internal market.

A genuine flaw in the guidelines are specific guidelines for the orchestration of coordination between the ESF and employment strategy. The fact that this coordination is being put into effect for the first time during the 2000-2006 programme period implies that the Member States really do need "guidelines".