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Implementation of the common principles of flexicurity within the framework of the 2008-2010 round of the Lisbon Strategy - Report by the "flexicurity" mission

Subject of the Policy document

Implementation of the common principles of flexicurity within the framework of the 2008-2010 round of the Lisbon Strategy - Report by the "flexicurity" mission

Reference data

Adopted/Released by Council of the European Union

Year of adoption 2008

Reference number 17047/1/08 REV 1 (en)

Available at http:// http://ec.europa.eu/social/main.jsp?catId=102&langId=en

Available in English at http://

1. Additional narrative description of the reference to Lifelong Guidance

A report by the Flexicurity mission to facilitate mutual learning in implementation of flexicurity policies.

Through examples from member countries, the report emphasises the role of public employment services in providing guidance services (p. 6 & 9).

The report also points to the importance of the dialogue between the social partners and stakeholder in order to provide approriate occupation guidance (p. 10).

Please also see the Commission Communication (Towards Common Principles of Flexicurity) and the Draft Council Conclusions by the same name, both availabe in this database.

Attached files

File: Council (2008) Implementation of the common principles of flexicurity within the framework of the 2008-10 round of Lisbon Strategy, Report by the flexicurity mission.pdf (198 KB)

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policy, adult education, advisory services, career management skills, companies, employment, labour force, labour market, labour market policy, PES, public employment service, transition, unemployed, flexibility, security, flexicurity, support measures, guidance, European union, Report, Finland, France, Poland, Spain, Sweden, social inclusion

Guidance and counselling for learning, careers and employment_HU

Subject of the Policy document

Guidance and counselling for learning, careers and employment_HU

Reference data

Adopted/Released by

Year of adoption

Reference number

Available at http://

Available in English at http://

1. Additional narrative description of the reference to Lifelong Guidance

Guidance Chapter from VET Report of Refernet

Attached files

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Viktória Benei

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policy, access, Report, service provision, vocational education and training, European union, National level, Hungary, Cedefop, career management skills, VET

Annual Growth Survey, Annex 1, Progress Report on Europe 2020

Subject of the Policy document

Annual Growth Survey, Annex 1, Progress Report on Europe 2020

Reference data

Adopted/Released by European Commission

Year of adoption 2011

Reference number COM(2011) 11 final

Available at http:// http://ec.europa.eu/europe2020/tools/monitoring/annual_growth_survey_2011/index_en.htm

Available in English at http:// http://ec.europa.eu/economy_finance/articles/eu_economic_situation/pdf/2011/com2011_11_annex1_en.pdf

1. Additional narrative description of the reference to Lifelong Guidance

The report makes no direct reference to lifelong guidance. However, the document follows the progress of the Europe 2020 targets and notes, inter alia, that in Education and Training the targets of reducing early school leaving to 10% of the population aged 18-24 and increasing the share of young adults (30-34) who have completed at least a tertiary level qualification or equivalent to 40% are likely to be missed by 2020, should the current levels of progress persist (p. 8-9).

Attached files

File: European Commission (2011) Annual Growth Survey, Annex 1, progress report on Europe 2020.pdf (77 KB)

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policy, early school leaving, Europe 2020, growth, labour market participation, National Reform Plan, poverty, social exclusion, Report, schools, higher education, employment, social inclusion