A one-off premium to those who hire the workers' defeated, "as it were, of globalization. The European Union has established a fund Globalisation Adjustment Fund (EGF) to provide support to those workers made redundant due to the economic crisis. The legislation requires that, to give the go-ahead for intervention, there should be at least 500 workers in the same sector in the last 9 months have lost their jobs. the EU has already reached the green light, and therefore the European Social Fund will soon start the first call, reserved for 800 workers seeking employment.
Specifically, employers in the construction sector will offer a contract to people over 50 years of age to over 46% disabled, a person emerging from a period of detention or belonging to the Sinti and Roma groups , will receive a one-off sum of between 2 and 5 000 euro. The European Globalisation Adjustment Fund has, in fact, function to support those who have lost their jobs as a result of structural changes in world trade. When a large company closes a factory is relocated to a country outside the EU, or an entire sector, a sharp fall in employment in a region, the EGF can help redundant workers find new jobs quickly. To finance this type of intervention is available a maximum of € 500 million. The Fund may implementing active labor market, only intended to assist workers affected by redundancies resulting from globalization, such as: assistance in job search, career guidance, training and retraining tailor also in the field of information technology and communications, the certification of acquired experience and so on. There is hope that some of the region, a joint effort, requesting it to take advantage of this opportunity that is given for a recovery in production ...
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