Translation of "protection des mains " (French → English) :

23. Welcomes the Commission's proposal to promote the labour mobility of young people as part of the new Programme for Social Change and Innovation so as to encourage them to seek jobs in Member States and regions facing skills and labour shortages; calls in this context for a stronger focus on the situation of young people, especially with regard to the transition from education to employment, the reduction of early school leaving and the quality of traineeships and apprenticeships; stresses that promoting labour mobility needs to go hand in hand with better social protection ...[+++] and with reducing obstacles to mobility in terms of social rights and social security coverage, especially for young workers at risk;

71. Underlines that, in order to emerge stronger from the economic crisis, to become more competitive and convergent, with higher levels of growth and employment, and to secure our welfare systems in the long term, Europe needs to make better use of its labour force potential in all age groups, to improve both functioning of its labour markets and social inclusion and social protection, as well as to boost the qualifications and skills of the labour force;

If it is necessary to protect a part of the body other than the hands, the type and quality of protection equipment required shall be specified, such as gauntlets, boots, bodysuit based on the hazards associated with the substance or mixture and the potential for contact.

If necessary indicate any additional hand protection measures.

9. Calls upon the Commission to carry out a short- and medium-term forecast of the requirements for additional labour in the various Member States; calls on the Member States to provide the Commission with a statistical estimate in order to enable it to make suitable forecasts concerning labour requirements in the EU; emphasises that these estimates must also take into account non-economic migrants, refugees and persons in need of subsidiary protection, as well as family reunifications;

As set out in the Commission's Communication on streamlining coordination in the field of social protection, the social protection systems need to be reformed in an integrated and coordinated way in order to make social protection more coherent and to ensure closer coordination with other political processes such as the European Employment Strategy, in particular the challenges of the ageing workforce, and the broad economic policy guidelines (BEPG).