Has the European Globalisation Adjustment Fund delivered EU added value in reintegrating redundant workers? /

Has the European Globalisation Adjustment Fund delivered EU added value in reintegrating redundant workers? /

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Corporate author / creator:European Court of Auditors.
Imprint:Luxembourg : European Court of Auditors, c2013.
Description:38 p. : col. ill. ; 30 cm.
Language:English
Series:Special report (European Court of Auditors) ; no. 7/2013
Special report (European Court of Auditors) ; no. 7/2013.
Subject:
International economic integration.
Globalization.
Employment re-entry -- European Union countries.
Employment stabilization -- European Union countries.
Employment re-entry.
Employment stabilization.
Globalization.
International economic integration.
European Union countries -- Economic integration.
Europe -- European Union countries.
Format: E-Resource Print Book
URL for this record:http://pi.lib.uchicago.edu/1001/cat/bib/9343095
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ISBN:9789292413149 (pbk.)
9292413147 (pbk.)
Notes:"QJ-AB-13-007-EN-C"--back cover.
Includes bibliographical references.
Also issued online.
System requirements for online version: World Wide Web browser; Adobe Acrobat reader.
Summary:European Globalisation Adjustment Fund (EGF) co-funds measures to help workers who have fallen victim to mass redundancies from a single business or sector within the same, or two contiguous regions to find new jobs. The European Court of Auditors assessed the contribution made by the European Globalisation Adjustment Fund (EGF), in the form of EU added value, to enabling redundant workers to return to the labour market. While nearly all eligible workers were offered personalised measures, in all audited cases the Court identified income support measures which would have been paid by the Member States anyway. The audit also concluded that reintegration data was insufficient and that approval procedure for the EGF support is too long.

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