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ER - Begreppet flexicurity beskriv er en arbetsmarknad som präglas av relativt svagt anställningsskydd i kombination med en generös arbetslöshetsförsäkring och aktiva arbetsmarknadsåtgärder. Arbetsmarknadsmodellen lyftes av EU-kommissionen under 00-talet som den politiska strategi som skulle leda till ökad tillväxt och sysselsättning inom EU. Flexicurity is an attempt to unite these two fundamental needs. Flexicurity promotes a combination of flexible labor markets and a high level of employment and income security and it is thus seen to be the answer to the EU's dilemma of how to maintain and improve competitiveness whilst preserving the European social model. FLEXICURITY; Jan Edling; Stensängsvägen 2 141 37 Huddinge SWEDEN +46705492582; jan.edling@flexicurity.se; KOMMENTERA VIA E-MAIL.

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Flexicurity. Flexicurity refers to a form of work organisation making it easier for companies to restructure or make redundancies, in return for high levels of social protection from the state. It was pioneered in the Nordic countries (especially Denmark), and widely advocated as a response to the economic crisis. Flexicurity has been a core concept in the EU’s employment debates as of 2006 and was codified into common principles of flexicurity in December 2007. Flexicurity remains an important part of the Europe 2020 Strategy and the flagship agenda for new skills and jobs, and is seen as an alternative for one-sided liberalisation tendencies. Before being used as a political strategy by the OECD and the EU, concept of flexicurity was developed in specific national contexts. We will briefly take a look at the changes that made flexicurity go from a descriptive idea to a prescriptive oxymoron supporting the spread of the European employment strategy.

IntroductionIn 2006, the European Union (EU) launched its 'flexicurity' strategy. Presented by DG Employment and Social Affairs (ESA) of the European Commission as a new EU regulatory choice, 1 'flexicurity' seeks to combine flexibility in labour markets, work organisation and labour relations with employment and income security (Viebrock and Clasen, 2009;.

The next sections establish how the flexicurity concept managed the crisis in Flexicurity is an attempt to unite these two fundamental needs. Flexicurity promotes a combination of flexible labor markets and a high level of employment and income security and it is thus seen to be the answer to the EU's dilemma of how to maintain and improve competitiveness whilst preserving the European social model. Thus, the flexicurity concept was relatively vague. This vagueness was one of the reasons of its success.

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Flexicurity. Flexicurity refers to a form of work organisation making it easier for companies to restructure or make redundancies, in return for high levels of social protection from the state. It was pioneered in the Nordic countries (especially Denmark), and widely advocated as a response to the economic crisis.

Since flexicurity began to be promoted by the Commission, most member states did not appear to be very enthusiastic about it. Only Denmark and Austria (the two countries that were in charge of EU’s presidency in 2006) supported the approach. Flexicurity has been developed as an underlying principle for the design of labour market policies within the European Union (EU). The new Europe 2020 strategy and the EU Agenda for new skills and jobs confirmed the crucial role of flexicurity in addressing EU labour market challenges. Within the framework of Turkish accession to the EU, this www.etf.europa.eu For any additional information please contact: European Training Foundation ETF Communication Department Villa Gualino Viale Settimio Severo 65 I – 10133 Torino E info@etf.europa.eu F +39 011 630 2200 T +39 011 630 2222 FLEXICURITY AND THE ROLE OF LIFELONG LEARNING IN UKRAINE Flexicurity-Optionen der EU – Kommission. Weiterhin hat die EU-Kommissionen Flexicurity-Optionen bereitgestellt, die sie als typisch betrachtet und auf bestimmte Herausforderungen zugeschnitten sind. Option 1: Bekämpfung der Segmentierung bei Verträgen Again, BusinessEurope does not believe in a one-size-fits-all model of flexicurity to be implemented across the EU, but there is a way to go and processes need to be put in place at EU level Flexicurity is an attempt to unite these two fundamental needs.

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7. Council of the European  of flexicurity policies in Europe, flexicurity indices are constructed from (a) scores of the strictness of employment protection legislation provided by the OECD,  Jun 1, 2008 The European Union is promoting a new "flexicurity" approach to fight unemployment, increase the workforce and improve the quality of jobs,  "Flexicurity" is a portmanteau of flexibility and security, which the Euro pean Union (EU) Despite the EU's promotion of flexicurity, countries tend to use EPL. Dec 17, 2013 The central tenet of the flexicurity model was that it focused on the protection of workers rather than the protection of jobs. In many countries of  The debate on flexicurity – the combination of various forms of flexibility and security in the labour market – has in recent years moved beyond individual EU  It starts by showing how the Danish flexicurity model has become a Europe-wide point of orientation, especially in EU discourses. Next, the article provides a very   Flexicurity and the EU 2.4. The Lisbon Strategy 2.5.

Flexicurity missgynnar jämställdhet och ger lägre sysselsättning generellt Data från Eurostat visar att Sverige har EU:s högsta sysselsättningsgrad mätt i såväl åldersgruppen 15-75 som 20-64 år med 67,8 procent respektive 81,4 procent. Den danska flexicurity-modellen förenar hög grad av flexibilitet på arbetsmarknaden (”flexibility”) med ett socialt skyddsnät vid arbetslöshet (”security”). Grundsynen är att näringslivet är föränderligt och att både företag och medarbetare är kapabla och villiga att söka sig nya vägar. Det drar ihop sig till en uppgörelse i EU om begreppet flexicurity.
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the adaptation of firm s and workers to econom ic change” (Council of the European Union, 2003, paragraph 12). Several authors have defined flexicurity in a much more general way.

9 maj 2019 — lärdom av här i Sverige och hur kan dessa delar ingå i en riktning som går mer mot flexicurity här hemma? Arbetsmarknad EUArbetsmarknad. Dansk flexicurity kommer inte lösa problemen på arbetsmarknaden. 28. Referenser Arbetsmarknadsmodellen lyftes av EU-kommissionen under 00-​talet som. Europeiska kommissionen har definierat ”flexicurity” som ”en integrerad strategi för att På EU-nivå pågår förhandlingar mellan arbetsmarknadens parter om ett​  EU & arbetsrätt 3 2007. Kommissionen föreslår gemensamma principer men olika vägar till flexicurity.