submitted a new document to the social partners to get ahead with the discussions on the draft labor market reform. It notably proposes to increase recruitment incentives for the young, new systems to decrease layoff costs without penalizing employees, allowing private placement agencies to work with the most ailing jobseekers, or even to review appeal to temporary work. (Ref. 100300)
The government presented to the representatives of the key employers and union organizations a series of proposals to revive negotiations on the labor market reform, rather unsuccessful so far, to speed up the conclusion of a concerted agreement on the issue.
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