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This document explores the current employment landscape in Slovenia, highlighting key statistics such as an active population of 912,265, and a registered unemployment rate of 9.3%. It discusses the importance of constant profiling to identify competencies and needs among job seekers, allowing for targeted employment programs and personalized support. Successful measures include quick initial interviews, tailored back-to-work plans, and regular follow-ups to ensure adequate support for both high-risk and low-risk unemployed individuals.
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Constant Profiling and Active Policy Measures Metka Cerar Public Employment Service Slovenija
Slovenija Active population 912.265 Active working population827.390 Registered unemployed 84.875Registered unemployment rate 9,3 %Survey unemployment rate (ILO)6,9 %
Characteristic Groups of Registered UnemployedPersons, 2002 - 2006
WHY PROFILING ? • Early identification of competences and needs. Treatment according to the risk of becoming LTU • Better targeting for employment programmes • Allocation of resources personnelfinance PES Personalisedguidance and employment services(Individually tailored guidance and training options) UNEMPLOYEDPERSONS
IMS PERSONAL COUNSELLOR PERSONAL COUNSELLOR FIRST INTERVIEW IN 14 DAYS group individual FIRST INTERVIEW IN 1 MONTHindividual FOLLOW UP AND SUPPORTmatching job vacanciesinternet job-search supportgroup or individualfollow up FOLOW UP AND SUPPORTactivities in back to work plans SECOND INTERVIEW Depends on individual needs SECOND INTERVIEW- Young and people with benefits after two months- other after 3 months REGISTRATION – 1st STEP OF PROFILING QUESTIONNAIRE GROUP WITH NO RISK GROUP WITH RISK TO BECOME LTU IMS Back to work plan THE GROUP WORK MODEL