Agreement for Quality Employment in Barcelona Sample Clauses

Agreement for Quality Employment in Barcelona. Xxxxxx Xxx Xxxxx Commissioner for the Promotion of Employment and Policies against Job Insecurity The Barcelona Agreement for Quality Employment has been created with the aim of becoming a strategic framework for structuring Barcelona’s employment policies in coming years. This agreement establishes some common governing principles and lines of work in the area of employment in Barcelona, the result of working with the city’s main social and economic stakeholders, the organisations that make up the city’s employment ecosystem, universities and business schools, as well as Barcelona City Council itself, through Barcelona Activa. It is a document which works towards the Sustainable Development Goals and the 2030 Agenda, and with the same time frame, allowing us to develop a stable strategy, which is complemented with biannual action plans and the commitment of all the participants. The Barcelona Agreement for Quality Employment is being launched at a time when the economic recovery and the end of the pandemic is in sight. After a complex period which involved a sudden economic crisis and a massive destruction of employment in the city, employment and recruitment indicators now invite a certain amount of optimism. In this context, the Agreement will place emphasis on reversing job insecurity, situations of inequality and worker vulnerability, which have been increasing over the last 15 years, first due to the 2008 financial crisis, then the 2012 employment reform, and now the pandemic and its effects on the economy. Furthermore, we find ourselves at a moment where we are revising and reforming regulations that govern both the job market and active employment policies, allowing us to use innovative forms of management that place quality employment as one of their main goals. The Barcelona Agreement for Quality Employment also looks to the future and knows that the world is facing a series of essential transitions: sustainability, the technological and digital transition and the fight for gender equality. These changes are undoubtedly beginning to have an impact on employment, on ways of working, due to the digital and technological transformation, but also in economic sectors and the role they must play in a model involving sustainable economic development. This requires the collaboration and complicity of all the city’s stakeholders and strong administrations, working together based on respect and collaboration, in order to develop more suitable and agile pub...
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