Pieņemtie on 20/10/2021
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ECO/553-EESC-2021-02454Rapporteur:
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Pieņemtie on 09/06/2021
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SOC/678-EESC-2021Referral:
COM(2021) 93 final 2021/0050 CODRapporteur:
Pieņemtie on 27/04/2021
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INT/904-EESC-2020-1468Rapporteur:
The liberal professions are already very successful in using digital and artificial intelligence applications for the benefit of their clients, and are at the forefront of their technological development. They must continue to be more closely enlisted in the development and validation process in future in order to ensure applications are usable in practice and effective. The liberal professions need to update the content of training in order to ensure their own IT and digital skills and those of their employees are of the highest possible quality standard. The creation of new professions made possible by digitalisation should be encouraged, on the basis of the criteria and principles set out in the Rome Manifesto.
Pieņemtie on 27/04/2021
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SOC/661-EESC-2020Rapporteur:
The EESC stresses the crucial importance of having effective training systems and the ability to anticipate skills needs at a time of profound upheavals due to the COVID-19 crisis. The EESC considers the social partners to be effective players in designing and managing training systems. They are very well placed to measure the skills needs of the labour market and must systematically play a major role in the development of qualifications and their content.
The EESC recommends drawing up national strategic agreements on vocational training and guidance, on the basis of negotiations between the authorities and the social partners, involving vocational education and training stakeholders.
Pieņemtie on 27/04/2021
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INT/925-EESC-2020-5266Rapporteur:
Co-rapporteur:
Social economy is a key and a growing contributor to the European economy and the job creation.
This exploratory opinion has been requested by the Portuguese presidency of the Council. Social economy represents a key and a growing contributor to the European economy and the job creation. It has a positive impact on working conditions and the enlargement of the labour market. Social economy has a pivotal role to play in the future Action plan for the implementation of the European Pillar of Social Rights by promoting social inclusion and a better access to the labour market.
Pieņemtie on 24/03/2021
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SOC/660-EESC-2020-05278Rapporteur:
The pandemic expedited the shift to teleworking, and it became essential in tackling the health crisis. Lessons learned from the pandemic could lead to regulations in the EU and in the Member States be amended and new regulations created so as to promote the positive aspects of telework and protect the fundamental rights of workers. The Member States, with the involvement of the social partners, need to ensure that there is an appropriate national framework for teleworking, setting out the rules of play for companies and workers interested in adopting this form of work.
Pieņemtie on 24/03/2021
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SOC/664-EESC-2020Referral:
COM(2020) 682 final 2020/0310 CODRapporteur:
Milena ANGELOVA (Employers - GR I/Bulgaria), Cinzia DEL RIO (Workers - GR II/Italy) (Employers - GR I / Bulgaria)
Pieņemtie on 02/12/2020
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SOC/659-EESC-2020Pieņemtie on 29/10/2020
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SOC/642-EESC-2020Rapporteur:
Adam ROGALEWSKI (Poland)
This opinion, requested by the German Presidency of the Council, makes the following main recommendations:
- data collection and monitoring of diversity policies in the labour market must be improved at all levels;
- the principles of diversity management must be integrated into EU rules and generalised;
- more funds should be allocated to diversity management, in order to support the work of civil society organisations working with racialized groups and the diversity policies put in place by the social partners;
- to tackle the underutilisation of migrants' skills and increase their participation in the labour market, these need to be further recognised. In addition, migrants should benefit from free and universal training, including language courses;
- migrants should be active, not only in the labour market, but also in politics;
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