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Job mobility, Territorial cooperation, Cohesion, Resilience: Cross-Border Attitude!

Territorial cooperation, Cohesion, Resilience for a #StrongerEU !

Have an overlook on EU, national and regional activities it’s the best way to coordinate our actions and to design effective Action Plans pointing out precisely and able to adhere to the evolving conditions. For these reasons we would like to share with you a poll, to detect your opinions and better understand your priorities!zione
please, indicate your Country
Public organizations (PES, local/national/EU public entities, Universities,…)
Companies/Industries (employers)
Other private entities (Associations, NGOs, Trade Unions, Patronages,…)
Individuals (jobseekers, workers, self-employed, trainees, apprentices,…)
please, choose one option
Jobseeker/Unemployed
Worker/Employed (private sector)
Public servant/officer
Social worker
Teacher/trainer
Employer/Company
Self-employed

WHAT DO YOU DO?

Please, note that this question is based on the Guidelines of the Joint Employment Report 2021, as adopted by the Council on 9 March 2021. The Joint Employment Report provides an annual overview of key employment and social developments in the European Union as well as Member States’ reform actions, in line with the Guidelines for the Employment Policies of the Member States
one or more options are possible
I promote labour demand and job creation (it includes offering jobs or offering services to employers/jobseekers)
I promote labour supply, skills and competences (it includes education and training, services to support jobseekers in re-skilling/up-skilling)
I enhance the functioning of labour markets and the effectiveness of social dialogue (it includes balancing flexibility and security in labour market policies, preventing labour market segmentation, fighting undeclared work and fostering the transition towards open-ended contracts, ensuring coverage of public employment services and the effectiveness of active labour market policies, providing adequate unemployment benefits, and promoting the mobility of workers and learners)
I promote equal opportunities for all, fostering social inclusion and combatting poverty (social protection systems, including minimum income schemes, family benefits, housing policies, pensions, long-term care, healthcare and inclusion of people with disabilities)
Other

European Pillar of Social Rights Action Plan: dialogue with citizens and the future of social Europe

The 3 following questions are based on the European Pillar of Social Rights, as proclaimed by the European Parliament, the Council and the Commission on 16th November 2017. The Pillar sets out 20 key principles and rights essential for fair and well-functioning labour markets and social protection systems. The 20 principles are the beacon guiding us towards a strong social Europe that is fair, inclusive and full of opportunities. The European Pillar of Social Rights Action Plan turns the principles into concrete actions to benefit citizens, proposing headline targets for the EU to reach by 2030. The delivery of the Pillar of Social Rights is a shared responsibility for the EU institutions, national, regional and local authorities, social partners and civil society, so a shared responsibility of all of us.
Chapter 1
Education, training and life-long learning
Gender equality
Equal opportunities
Active support to employment
Chapter 2
Secure and adaptable employment
Wages
Information about employment conditions and protection in case of dismissals
Social dialogue and involvement of workers
Work-life balance
Healthy, safe and well-adapted work environment and data protection
Chapter 3
Childcare and support to child
Social protection
Unemployment benefits
Minimum income
Old age income and pensions
Healthcare
Inclusion of people with disabilities
Long-term care
Housing and assistance for the homeless
Access to essential services

The 3 EU targets to be reached by 2030

CURRENT SITUATION 1: The coronavirus crisis has put a halt on a six-year positive employment progress, with an employment rate of 72.4% by the third quarter of 2020
CURRENT SITUATION 2: By 2016, only 37% of adults were participating in learning activities every year.
CURRENT SITUATION 3: In 2019, around 91 million persons (out of which 17.9 million were children aged 0-17) were at risk of poverty or social exclusion in the EU

Cross-border aims and scopes

Please, rate the importance of the following services within the Cross-Border and transnational job mobility for frontiers/commuters, jobseekers, workers and employers

Main consequences of Covid-19 on EU labour market

Increase of undeclared work
Increase of unemployment rates within specific sectors (as e.g. seasonal/agricultural, tourism)
Increase of unemployment rates within vulnerables (as young people, disadvantaged, disabled, females, over 50)
Highest risk for job disruption for low-skilled, those in informal economy, self-employed
The need to reconvert companies
Increase the need to invest more in re-skilling, up-skilling, adult training (also focusing on digital skills)
Acceleration of digitalisation and automation

Intervention priorities to actively support employment following the Covid-19 crisis

Please note, that this question is based on the COMMISSION RECOMMENDATION of March 2021 on an Effective Active Support To Employment following the Covid-19 crisis/EASE. Basing your opinion on your Organisation/Company activities, please rate the importance of the following actions