With more workers longer at work: The Flemish case Workshop Reactivating older workers in EU regions Open Days Regional Partnership Active Ageing in the.

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With more workers longer at work: The Flemish case Workshop Reactivating older workers in EU regions Open Days Regional Partnership Active Ageing in the EU October 2011 Dr. Lieve De Lathouwer Flemish Government - Department Work and Social Economy Age and Employment Resource Centre

Few people aged are at work in Flanders 1 Employment rate of 55-64, Flanders in international perspective, 2010 Bron: FOD Economie ADSEI – EAK, Eurostat LFS (Bewerking Departement WSE)

The average exit age in Belgian regions: we work longer, but we leave earlier than the legal retirement age Bron: Datawarehouse AM&SB bij de KSZ (bewerking Steunpunt WSE).

Average duration and composition of careers, men and women retiring in 2007, Belgium menwomen Years of work27,718,1 Years of equivalent periods9,49,7 Years of inactivity6,816, Bron: CIMIRe en Datawarehouse AM&SB (bewerking Steunpunt WSE

The probability for unemployed 50+ to find a job is extremely low in Flanders Bron: Eurostat – Labour Force Survey (Bewerking Steunpunt WSE).

Percentage of 50+ in workers population according to sector Belgium, situation prognoses 2014 Bron: RSZ DMFA (Bewerking Steunpunt WSE)

Projection of number of vacancies due to retired workers leaving labourmarket-> labour shortages Bron: FOD Economie – ADSEI – EAK (bewerking Steunpunt WSE).

Policy answer: The agreement "Samen op de bres voor 50+" = All together for 50+ between social partners and the Flemish government Framed within broad policies for global career management, competence management, age management and adapted work organizations Focus on specific, individual and targeted guidance for elderly workers both employed as unemployed. 2 specific actions: To start with a specific activation approach for unemployed 50+ (the systematic approach) To launch an awareness campaign to get more people over 50 to work= De juistestoel.be-> The Right Chair.be

1. Awareness campaign : de juistestoel.be 50+= the right chair 50+.be Aim: to get more people over 50 to work. Youll feel better and will want to work longer if you sit on a chair that suits you – if you do the job that suits you Directed towards all actors in the field: employers, employees, unemployed; all civil society organizations (social partners, NGOs, private organizations,…) Providing a TOOLBOX50+: stimulating employees and employers to take up: policy measures use of HR tools Supported by a communication campaign: posters, flyers, post-its, electronic downloads such as banners, visuals, articles,…

The website « the right chair.be »

Some examples of instruments/measures: Argumentationtool: For employers: why should I keep on investing in my older workers ? For employees: Why should I be willing to work longer ? 4 central themes, some examples: 1. Creating legitimacy: Age scan: charts and questionaire (with benchmark companies in similar sector) Diversity plans (subsidies and personal advice for employers to work on awareness/motivation/actions for HRM) 2. Careers in development Career advice Certifying prior learning competencies Internal and external jobmobility

3. Health and well being Prevention of stress at work and burn-out Tips for healthy lifestyle The Experience Fund and Diversity plans (subsidies for employers to invest in employability of workers) Part time work; subsidies for reduction of labour time (timecredit, flemish encouragement benefits) 4. The organization of work Flexible work Leadership and intergenerational management Mentorship Self-managing teams

2. An activation approach for unemployed 50+ (the systematic approach) Gradual approach: Started with incoming unemployed in May 2009 Extended to incoming unemployed in April 2011 Planning: to extend to incoming unemployed by the end of 2011 Evaluation study: positive impact for 50-52: increases employment rate among this age group with 3 à 4 percentage points compared to situation without this approach

Main characteristics: Screening by public employment office during intake with special attention for Competences Work experience Health conditions Motivation Personal counselling: 50+consulents/50+ clubs Active approach on vacancies job-hunting, jobcoaching, jobdating JOBKANAAL (special channel for vacancies)

How old would you be if you didn't know how old you were? ~Satchel Paige Thank you for your attention! More information: Lieve De Lathouwer Flemish Government - Department Work and Social Economy Age and Employment Resource Center