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Tibor Bors Borbely -Pecze borbelytibor@lab.hu senior consultant

Nordic Network for Adult Learning. Duties of the National Employment and Social Office (FSZH) with special regard to groups that are handicapped from the aspect of la bour market reintegration. 7 November 2008. Tibor Bors Borbely -Pecze borbelytibor@lab.hu senior consultant

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Tibor Bors Borbely -Pecze borbelytibor@lab.hu senior consultant

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  1. Nordic Network for Adult Learning Duties of the NationalEmployment and Social Office (FSZH) with special regard to groups that are handicapped from the aspect of labour market reintegration 7 November 2008 Tibor Bors Borbely-Pecze borbelytibor@lab.hu senior consultant National Employment and Social Office Public Employment Service

  2. The context – society & labour market

  3. EU27 & HU main figures EU27HU Activity rate (15-64) (2006) 70.1% 62.0% Employment rate (15-64) (2006) 64.3% 57.3% Total unemployment (2006) 7.1% 7.4% Youth unempl. rate (15-24) (2006) 17.5% 19.1% LTU 3.6% 3.4% LLL (25-64) (2006) 9,7% 3.6% Average exit age (EU ‘06, HU ‘05) 61.2 ys. 59.8 ys. Average unemployment period in HU: over 16 months (according LFS)

  4. Labour market and Employment in Hungary

  5. Hungarian labour market main facts • 570 000 active age citizens with only compulsory education (8/10 classes) = 30% of the active labour force • In 30% Romas • Activity rate -10 % to OECD average • It’s – 20% between low / under-skilled • Employment rate could be raised + 1,5% to 2015 • Programme of Convergence -0,6% for 2009

  6. The PES (ÁFSZ) perspective – strong regional differences Registry based unmeployment rate 15-74 (2007q3)

  7. Registry based figures & ÁFSZ • 424 600 registered • 119 900 received job-seekers benefit • 145 700 received social assistance • 69 000 vacancies • 140 400 for more than 1 year (LTU) • 42 900 young people in the registry • Average time in registry 350 days • 85 500 people in ALPM October 2008

  8. The new service model -developments 2002- PHARE2004 HRDOP2008 SROP, SIOP

  9. Main ALMP tools (LMF 2007)

  10. Priority 3: Reducing territorial and housing disadvantages, with special regard to theintegration of the Roma NATIONAL STRATEGY REPORT ON SOCIAL PROTECTION AND SOCIAL INCLUSION 2008-2010

  11. Special programmes for labour market reintegration • Labour market programmes for special needs 2000-2008 • 20 billions HUF (~ 76,9 millions EUR) • 41 688 participants • Sources • National Employment Fund (MpA) • Since May 2004 ESF

  12. ÁFSZ customers with special needs (Romas, employment rehabilitation) • New system for employment rehabilitation (01.01.2008.) • In 2007: 40 551 people were in the programmes • 7912 found vacanciesin the primary labour market • 6657 wage subsidies • 836 in training • Roma programmes • 13 109 in the programmes • 2302 in training • 1286 received wage subsidies

  13. Thank you for kind your attention! NESO’s websites in English http://en.afsz.hu/Engine.aspx - overall www.npk.hu - for Euro Guidance http://english.employmentpolicy.hu/Engine.aspx - for employment policy research You can contact me at: Borbelytibor[at]lab[dot]hu

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