Sentence examples for inclusive labour from inspiring English sources

Member States should develop and implement preventive and integrated strategies through the combination of the three strands of active inclusion: adequate income support, inclusive labour markets and access to quality services tailored to individual needs.

"Increased investment is needed to alleviate the scars of the crisis on the present generation as well as to ensure more inclusive labour markets and societies," said Azita Berar Awad, director of the ILO's employment policy department.

It provides for inclusive labour markets, which are instrumental for a more efficient social economy," said Oyunsaikhan Dendevnorov, UNICEF Representative in Turkmenistan at the opening of the conference.

Societal efforts to improve the living conditions of these groups as well as ensuring a more inclusive labour market are examples of potentially important supportive structures (see for example Seccombe, 2002 [ 34]) which would facilitate the practice of social work.

Member States and the Commission should promote supported employment in an open and inclusive labour market.

Such measures should include those promoting inclusive labour markets, open to all, including through measures that counter discrimination in access to and on the labour market, to support those who are discriminated, under-represented or in vulnerable situation.

The programme also aims to create a more inclusive local labour market with councils supporting local employers to offer quality jobs on a flexible basis when they are advertised.

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That will do incalculable harm to race relations and undermine the inclusive British identity that Labour has tried to nurture".

That will do incalculable harm to race relations and undermine the inclusive British identity that Labour has tried to nurture.The government's proposals may also achieve the opposite of what is intended by further alienating Britain's Muslims from their fellow countrymen.

But resist it he should, and if a few diehards jump ship, so be it.As the Tory party moves towards the centre under the inclusive David Cameron and New Labour continues to sprawl out over that territory under Gordon Brown, party differences will turn less on goals than on effective delivery and credibility.