2012年12月5日水曜日16:40晴れ 最低気温;7ー9ºc、最高気温;15ー17ºc、Barcelona
欧州行政委員会は、若者の高い失業率を解決するために、法律で強制的に政府は失業中や学校を卒業した若者に、仕事や仕事見習を提供する義務があると勧告
Bruselas pide a los Estados que ofrezcan por ley un empleo a los jóvenes en paro
Los miembros deberán facilitar un trabajo en un plazo de cuatro meses de inactividad
Lucía Abellán Bruselas 4 DIC 2012 - 19:10 CET
Brussels calls on States to provide by law for a job to young unemployed
Members must provide a job within four months of inactivity
Lucia Abellán Brussels 4 DIC 2012 - 19:10 CET
Brussels believes that youth unemployment has reached unbearable levels. To try to moderate them, the European Commission intends that States have an obligation to offer a job or an internship to all young people who are unemployed or finish their studies. And should do so without delay: in the four months following the start of inactivity. This is the central idea of a set of measures presented in Brussels on Wednesday the European Commissioner for Employment, László Andor.
The need to reduce the alarming numbers as soon as unemployment among young people, 23% of the assets under 25 in the European Union and 54% in Spain has prompted Brussels to marked short deadlines. Countries should be able to launch this offer to young people over the next year, according to EU sources. Brussels gives three options: a quality job, an internship or some type of continuing education, with the aim that the young do not fall in long-term unemployment.
Aware that the project requires funding to countries that find it will cost, the Commission proposes to devote to this project a part of the European Social Fund, intended largely to employment policies. With the new budget for 2014-2020-yet-states agree with that tool, equipped with 76,000 million euros in the period 2007-2013, will focus on promoting youth employment and economic growth. Meanwhile, the Commission is already committed to reallocating items that fund projects related to youth unemployment, particularly in countries like Spain, with very high figures. Employment experts admit that the EU executive to ensure all youth employment has a cost, but believe it is less than representing the permanence of this group on the dole.
Brussels is not able to directly impose employment policies, but warns that oversee the adoption or not of such measures within the budgetary control now exercised on the States, especially those that have required capital injections.
The other objection stems from the risk of the project that these initial jobs become a source of cheap labor and precarious for those under 25 years. Brussels encourages States to seek the cooperation of enterprises and representatives of workers in this field.
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