European Employment Observatory

European Commission Directorate-General For Employment Social Affairs And Inclusion

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ReviewAutumn 2007
Employment policy
Target audience: Specialised/Technical

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• Publié par: EUROPEAN-COMMISSION-DIRECTORATE-GENERAL-FOR-EMPLOYMENT_SOCIAL-AFFAIRS-AND-INCLUS
• Nombre de lectures: 71
• Langue: English
• Poids de l'ouvrage: 3 Mo

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ISSN 1725-5376
European Employment Observatory
Review: Autumn 2007
European CommissionEUROPEAN COMMISSION Romania: Cătălin Ghinăraru Hungary: Tibor Bors Borbély, Ministry of
Egbert Holthuis (DG EMPL D/2) National Labour Research Institute Employment and Labour
Susana Pratt (DG EMPL D/2) Bucharest Oliver Demkó, Public Employment Service
Slovenia: Miroljub Ignjatović Malta: Edwin Camilleri, Ministry of Education,
University of Ljubljana Youth and Employment
SYSDEM Network Ljubljana Netherlands: Martin Blomsma, Ministerie van
Belgium: Luc Sels Slovakia: Luboš Vagač Sociale Zaken en Werkgelegenheid
Steunpunt Werk en Sociale Economie, K.U. Center for Economic Development Theo Keulen, Central Organisation for Work
Leuven Bratislava and Income
Leuven Finland: Hannu Kaseva Austria: Tanja Jandl, Ministry of Economy and
Bulgaria: Pobeda Loukanova The Research Institute of the Finnish Economy Labour
Bulgarian Academy of Sciences (ETLA) Gudrun Nachtschatt, Arbeitsmarktservice
Sofia Helsinki Österreich
Czech Republic: Daniel Münich Sweden: Dominique Anxo Poland: Beata Chromińska, Ministry of
CERGE-EI CELMS - Centre for European Labour Market Economy, Labour and Social Policy
Prague Studies Marcin Dygoń, Voivodship Labour Office in
Denmark: Per Kongshøj Madsen Gothenburg Rzeszów
CARMA, Aalborg University United Kingdom: Eleanor Breen Portugal: Pedro Bogalho, Ministerio do
Aalborg Breen and Partners Trabalho e da Solidariedade
Germany: Kurt Vogler Ludwig London Angela Costa, Employment and Vocational
ECONOMIX Research & Consulting Croatia: Predrag Bejaković Training Institute
Munich Institute of Public Finance Romania: Cristina Mereuta, Employment
Estonia: Reelika Leetmaa Zagreb Department (MLSS)
PRAXIS Center for Policy Studies Turkey: Hakan Ercan Sonia Diaconescu, National Employment
Tallinn Middle East Technical University Agency
Ireland: Jerry Sexton Ankara Slovenia: Damjana Kosir, Ministry of Labour,
Dublin Norway: Knut Larsen Family and Social Affairs
Greece: Dimitris Karantinos ECON Analyse AS Alenka Rumbak, Employment Service of
National Centre of Social Research Oslo Slovenia
Athens Slovakia: Roman Brunovsky, Ministry of
Spain: Elvira González Gago Labour, Social Affairs and Family of the Slovak
Centro de Estudios Económicos Tomillo, S.L. MISEP Network Republic
Madrid Belgium: Joseph Remy, Ministère de l’Emploi Finland: Marja-Riitta Pihlman / Marjukka
France: Sandrine Gineste et du Travail Piiparinen, Ministry of Labour
Bernard Brunhes Consultants Bulgaria: Todor Krastev, Ministry of Labour Sweden: Pontus Ringborg, Ministry of
Paris and Social Policy Industry, Employment and Communications
Italy: Giuseppe Ciccarone Boyka Gyosheva, Employment Agency Bengt Härshammar, Swedish National Labour
Fondazione G. Brodolini Czech Republic: Miloš Tichý / Stanislav Market Board (AMS)
Rome Beneš, Ministry of Labour and Social Affairs United Kingdom: Satish Parmar, Department
Cyprus: Louis N. Christofides Denmark: Leif Christian Hansen / Tayyiba for Work and Pensions
University of Cyprus Ahmad, National Labour Market Authority Peter Sydserff, Jobcentre Plus
Nicosia Germany: Arnold Hemmann,
Latvia: Alfreds Vanags Bundesministerium für Arbeit und Soziales
Baltic International Centre for Economic Policy Wolfgang Müller, Bundesagentur für Arbeit Croatia: Marina Gašpar-Lukić, Ministry of
Studies Estonia: Nele Labi / Ülle Marksoo, Ministry of Labour and Entrepreneurship
Riga Social Affairs Turkey: Ali Ercan Su, Ministry of Labour and
Lithuania: Boguslavas Gruževskis Ireland: Marie Dempsey, Department of Social Security
Institute of Labour and Social Research Enterprise, Trade and Employment Berrin Karabüber, Turkish Employment
Vilnius Kevin Quinn, FÁS Organisation
Luxembourg: Roland Maas Greece: Eirini Kalavrou, Ministry of Labour Iceland: Frank Fridriksson, Directorate of
CEPS / INSTEAD Kleoniki Fotiadou, OAED Labour
Differdange Spain: Elvira Gonzalez Santamarta / Marina Norway: Ola Ribe, Ministry of Labour and
Hungary: Almos Telegdy Garcia Lopez, Ministero de Trabajo y Asuntos Government Administration
CEU - Central European University / Institute Sociales
of Economics of the Hungarian Academy of France: Caroline Méchin, DGEFP,
Sciences Département synthèses, Ministère de l’emploi EEO NETWORK SERVICES
Budapest Régine O’Neill, Agence Nationale pour GHK Consulting Limited
Malta: Manwel Debono l’Emploi (ANPE) 30 St Paul’s Square
Centre for Labour Studies, University of Malta Italy: Antonella Buonopane / Pietro Birmingham B3 1QZ, United Kingdom
Msida Tagliatesta, Ministero del lavoro
Netherlands: Joop Schippers Cyprus: Eleni Kalava, Ministry of Labour and Tel: [phone]
VanDoorneHuiskes en Partners Social Insurance Fax: [phone]
Utrecht Savvas Procopides, Human Resource E-mail: [e-mail]
Austria: Ferdinand Lechner Development Agency
Lechner, Reiter & Riesenfelder OEG Latvia: Imants Lipskis, Ministry of Welfare, Director: Gill Whitting
Vienna Labour Department Manager: Caroline Lambert
Poland: Elżbieta Kryńska Grieta Tentere, State Employment Service Editors: Inga Pavlovaite, Michelle Harrison,
IPiSS - Institute of Labour and Social Studies Lithuania: Rasa Malaiškienė, Ministry of Social Fiona Dearling
Warsaw Security and Labour
Portugal: Reinhard Naumann Inga Buckaite, National Labour Exchange This publication is based on articles provided
DINAMIA Luxembourg: Jean Hoffmann, by the SYSDEM correspondents. National
Lisbon Administration de l’Emploi articles are the sole responsibility of the
author(s).European Employment Observatory
Review: Autumn 2007
European Commission
Directorate-General for Employment, Social Affairs and Equal Opportunities
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Overview of SYSDEM experts’ national articles on lifelong learning and skills development:
a review of trends and policies with a particular focus on gender and age .............................. 5
National Articles on learning and skills development: ticular focus on gender and age 21
Member States
Belgium ......................................................................................................................... 23
Bulgaria ........................................................................................................................ 27
Czech Republic .............................................................................................................. 31
Denmark ....................................................................................................................... 35
Germany 41
Estonia .......................................................................................................................... 47
Ireland 51
Greece 57
Spain ............................................................................................................................ 61
France 67
Italy .............................................................................................................................. 73
Cyprus 79
Latvia 83
Lithuania ....................................................................................................................... 87
Luxembourg ................................................................................................................... 91
Hungary........................................................................................................................ 97
Malta ........................................................................................................................... 101
The Netherlands ............................................................................................................ 105
Austria .......................................................................................................................... 1 13
Poland 1 17
Portugal 123
Romania 129
Slovenia 137
Slovakia 143
Finland 151
Sweden ......................................................................................................................... 157
United Kingdom ............................................................................................................. 163
Candidate countries