Current employment policy measures

The Employment Policy Convention, 1964 (No. 122)

Family policy and women apos s employment and fertility

Through the Indigenous Employment Policy, the Australian Government provides a focus on improving indigenous employment rates.

A policy framework for employment and the eradication of poverty

The High Level Panel on Youth Employment has recommended that countries adopt an integrated approach for employment policy development.

Labour market measures, training and retraining programmes, targeted employment creation schemes and macroeconomic policy can all affect employment levels.

Employment and livelihood as a focus of industrial development and energy policy

These targets are in line with European employment policy (National Action Programmes).

The Employment Policy Convention, 1964 (No. 122) has now received 77 ratifications.

Employment creation linking youth employment to macroeconomic policy policies to stimulate demand and to create additional jobs for new labour market entrants linking youth employment to overall employment policies, including intergenerational aspects investment policies

One of the main pillars of the macroeconomic policy of the Government of the Republic of Macedonia is the employment policy.

That means, first of all, refocusing economic policy on growth, employment, and institutional innovation.

As a result, the Diversity and Employment Equity Policy was developed in May 2002.

Little in America s domestic policy debates hints at a viable growth and employment oriented strategy.

Convention of the International Labour Organization No.122 concerning employment policy (Geneva, 17 June 1964)

I refer to measures in the sphere of education, family, employment, housing and social policy.

Many other Member States have prepared or are in the process of preparing national action plans on youth employment, or other policy or strategic documents on employment or on youth which address youth employment.

It also guarantees citizens conditions conducive to their full self development, through an effective employment policy.

2. through measures of active policy towards unemployed within the framework of public services for employment,

As a result of the revised employment policy, Australia would adjust its reservation to the Convention.

This proposition overturned the previous Keynesian orthodoxy that macroeconomic policy should aim at full employment, with the control of inflation left to wage policy.

Indigenous women have access to both indigenous specific and mainstream programmes and services, such as Job Network, the Indigenous Employment Policy and the Community Development Employment Project.

Appropriate redeployment and redistribution through retraining and the promotion of self employment must be part of the overall employment policy and must be funded with external resources.

The national employment policy, which occupies an important place in overall Government policy, is supported by a national strategy aimed at fighting poverty and exclusion.

And the creation of conditions conducive to growth and employment should be...the objective of microeconomic policy.

Increasingly, emancipation has become part of policy at ministries other than the Ministry of Social Affairs and Employment.

28. The International Youth Year was supposed to promote a special youth policy focusing on education and employment.

This stance reflects the Fed s dual mandate, according to which monetary policy targets maximum employment consistent with price stability.

A local content policy would hopefully create employment for local populations and distract them from the path of war.

Lastly, the report presents policy recommendations for making decent and productive employment the cornerstone of development and poverty eradication.

Does the national action plan adopt an integrated approach linking the supply and demand sides of youth employment policy?

Priorities identified include the following employment creation, human resource development, economic policy formulation, worker education, and labour law reform.

The issue of the centrality of employment to poverty reduction has been lacking from international policy discussions, with the exception of the inclusion of youth employment in the Millennium Development Goals.

The high level panel on employment of the Commission for Social Development had noted that regrettably the link between employment and poverty reduction had not been highlighted in international policy discussions.

This objective is further elaborated in the International Labour Organisation (ILO) Employment Policy Convention (No. 122) of 1964 which provides that members shall quot declare and pursue, as a major goal, an active policy designed to promote full, productive and freely chosen employment quot .

BERKELEY When an economy falls into a depression, governments can try four things to return employment to its normal level and production to its potential level. Call them fiscal policy, credit policy, monetary policy, and inflation.

Europe needs a monetary policy that views aiding employment growth in northern Europe as more important than continental price stability.

Recently, the Fed expressed its intent to keep policy rates low for a long time until employment picks up strongly.

Employment policies should promote decent work under conditions of equity, security and dignity, and incorporate job creation into macroeconomic policy.

In Oman, an economic diversification policy is emphasizing sectors such as tourism, recognizing its direct and indirect employment creation impact.

The National Housing Policy will be coordinated with other development policies, e.g., population, employment, social welfare, fiscal and monetary policies.

The longer this is deferred, the more wrenching the ultimate policy adjustment and its consequences for growth and employment will be.

Among the key priorities of this policy are the participation of youth in decision making, non formal education and youth employment.

Globalization had created a linkage between immigration on the one hand and trade capacity, competitiveness and employment policy on the other.