Übersetzung für "Résistance élevée aux jeunes âges " (Französisch → Englisch) :

(m) promote information campaigns for patients concerning the risks of adverse events in the healthcare system and concerning possible preventive measures, starting with basic hygiene measures, and launch awareness-raising campaigns and health education courses in schools concerning the rational use not only of antibiotics but of all pharmaceuticals and the risks entailed by the rise of antibiotic resistance; these campaigns should address parents and carers responsible for young children as well as for elderly people, and should be ...[+++]followed by an assessment of their outcomes;

7. Calls on the Member States to collaborate with the private sector and to invest in social housing to avoid social segregation and thus to provide a stable and secure environment, in particular for individuals and groups in vulnerable situations such as women in poorly paid jobs, young families, large families, single parent families, young people at the start of their careers, migrant women, people with disabilities, women from minority groups and the elderly, particularly elderly women on small pensions;

L. whereas single mothers, young families, women in poorly paid jobs, young people at the start of their careers, migrant women, people with disabilities, widows with dependent children, women from minority groups, women who are victims of domestic violence and the elderly, which particularly applies to elderly women on small pensions, are especially affected by the lack of affordable and adapted social housing options; whereas this group is particularly vulnerable to homelessness and often moves into sub-standard private market housing units, which substantially increases the risk of health problems; whereas this group often seeks alternative solutions by moving in with family, friends or acquaintances, thereby hindering p ...[+++]roper analysis and transparent documentation of homeless people;

It is now necessary to identify not only the highest-risk areas of production (e.g. the construction industry), as has already been done, but also the groups of at-risk people in respect of age (younger and older employees) and working conditions and situations, such as immigrant workers, atypical and precarious work situations and undeclared employment, i.e. activities which have in common lower qualifications and less trade union representation.

Against this relatively favourable background in the EU context, the UK labour market continues to display a significant share of young people, especially males, out of work or education, persistent pockets of long-term unemployment and/or inactivity among older people, ethnic minorities, lone parents and deprived communities, and low average labour productivity.

The largest proportion of youth between 15 and 29 is found east of central Ontario, particularly in Toronto and the Niagara area.