Vertaling van "Job-shop " (Engels → Nederlands) :

This could mean as much as €130 billion in total direct spending over five years (in accommodation, food and drink, transports, entertainment, shopping, etc.), and could translate into some 1.3 million jobs in tourism and related sectors.

the EURES portal which provides access to job vacancies and is a real one-stop-shop for information on job mobility in Europe.

14. Points out that large retailers have reaped the greater part of the benefits, at the expense of small and micro-enterprises, thanks to their ability to exploit economies of scale, increase productivity and offer lower prices; observes that this is grounds for concern with regard to social and local cohesion, with the disappearance of small shops from city centres, smaller settlements and rural areas, and their transference to out-of-town shopping centres, which makes it difficult, particularly for older and disabled people, to gain access to basic necessities; observes that, as a result of this, many jobs have been lost with small ...[+++]retailers; calls on the Commission and the Member States to provide investment and incentives to support SMEs in the sector and to adopt strict legislation on opening hours in order to ensure fair competition;

L. whereas, approximately a quarter of the new jobs created since 2000 have been established through the contribution of immigrants; whereas migrants are increasingly opting for self-employment to find their way into the labour market, but in so doing are also more often experiencing financial difficulties; whereas migrant entrepreneurs and ethnic businesses play an important role in job creation and can function as community leaders and bridges to global markets and hence contribute to more successful integration; whereas, therefore, Member States need to provide more information for and raise awareness of these groups, for example ...[+++]by creating a ‘one-stop-shop’ website for aspiring entrepreneurs which would provide information on opportunities and challenges, on European and national subsidies, and on organisations and bodies providing assistance in the field of self-employment;

Among those asked, 97% said that people with disabilities should be able to go to school, get a job or access shops like anyone else.

These frameworks should include different aspects such as: . diversification of financial instruments (for example, service- vouchers, tax deductibility of expenditure in certain services, risk capital funding for small and micro-business, or use of local savings) . obstacles to the equal opportunities for women to be actively involved (including opening hours of shops and availability of services such as child care and transports) . new ways to check the quality of services in these sectors . reinforcement of the fight against unfair competitive practices and illegal work . reduction of non-wage costs as incentive to additional recruitment, or topping-up of income by social security payments in order to facilitate access to a job in certai ...[+++]n areas of activity by the unemployed . support for community enterprises and other organisations seeking to assist the transition from unemployment into the market economy. c) Within those national frameworks, cooperation between regional or local authorities and governments could take the form of integrated schemes, combining in the most efficient way the different available levers of policy action.