The phrase "active labor market" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in discussions about employment, job availability, and economic conditions related to the workforce.
Example: "The government implemented new policies to stimulate an active labor market and reduce unemployment rates."
Alternatives: "dynamic job market" or "vibrant employment sector".
The obligation to actively search for employment and to participate in active labor market policy programs marked an important change in Germany's welfare policy.
These aim at improving the efficiency of active labor market policies, reforming the benefit system to activate the unemployed, and to some extent deregulating the labor market.
Labor institutions encompass labor taxation and regulation, freedom of unionization, forms of collective bargaining, minimum wages and other subtler active labor market policies that might reinforce the bargaining power of employees.
The agency called for "active labor market policies, work-sharing arrangements and targeted measures to support vulnerable groups, notably youth".
They encouraged the authorities to improve active labor market policies, simplify contracts, decentralize wage setting, and reduce the labor tax wedge.
Sachs, in turn, wrote The Times that in his view, "a social democracy — capitalism plus a hefty dose of state support for families, education, early childhood development, higher education, and active labor market policies — can still do the job.
Figure 14 Discretionary spending on active labor market programs.
In practice, however, implementing effective active labor market policies is difficult and costly.
Active labor market programs (ALMPs) aim to increase the employment, employability, and income of participants.
Our study offers no clear prescriptions for the design of efficient active labor market policies for the long-term unemployed.
The caseworker counsels and advises the UBII recipient and decides about placement in active labor market programs.
