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Monsdal: A great inclusive place to work Monsdal is an all-round multidisciplinary green supply company, active in construction, renovation and maintenance of all forms of greenery and associated projects. The 450 employees employed at Monsdal have a distance from the labour market (training level below MBO-2). With financial support from the ESF, Monsdal can work on the sustainable employability of these employees, so that they can now and in the future be healthy, motivated, competent and productive. Not insignificant, because both the nature of the low-skilled work (e.g. high physical stress, few control possibilities) and the work context and priorities of these employees (e.g. poor health, limited participation in training) make their employability vulnerable. This project will start to gain insight into the current situation with regard to the sustainable employability of employees, thus making it clear which buttons need to be turned to give hands and feet to the ‘sustainable personnel policy’. The final result is an advice with accompanying implementation plan to increase sustainable employability. Support is crucial for a successful approach. Therefore, an approach with direct involvement of employees has been chosen by allowing them to participate in a Sustainable Employability Scan and to actively help them formulate solutions through working groups. Both the employer and employees become aware of the usefulness and need for sustainable employability and of the fact that each has a clear (own) responsibility in this regard. (English) | |||||||||||||||
| Property / summary: Monsdal: A great inclusive place to work Monsdal is an all-round multidisciplinary green supply company, active in construction, renovation and maintenance of all forms of greenery and associated projects. The 450 employees employed at Monsdal have a distance from the labour market (training level below MBO-2). With financial support from the ESF, Monsdal can work on the sustainable employability of these employees, so that they can now and in the future be healthy, motivated, competent and productive. Not insignificant, because both the nature of the low-skilled work (e.g. high physical stress, few control possibilities) and the work context and priorities of these employees (e.g. poor health, limited participation in training) make their employability vulnerable. This project will start to gain insight into the current situation with regard to the sustainable employability of employees, thus making it clear which buttons need to be turned to give hands and feet to the ‘sustainable personnel policy’. The final result is an advice with accompanying implementation plan to increase sustainable employability. Support is crucial for a successful approach. Therefore, an approach with direct involvement of employees has been chosen by allowing them to participate in a Sustainable Employability Scan and to actively help them formulate solutions through working groups. Both the employer and employees become aware of the usefulness and need for sustainable employability and of the fact that each has a clear (own) responsibility in this regard. (English) / rank | |||||||||||||||
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| Property / summary: Monsdal: A great inclusive place to work Monsdal is an all-round multidisciplinary green supply company, active in construction, renovation and maintenance of all forms of greenery and associated projects. The 450 employees employed at Monsdal have a distance from the labour market (training level below MBO-2). With financial support from the ESF, Monsdal can work on the sustainable employability of these employees, so that they can now and in the future be healthy, motivated, competent and productive. Not insignificant, because both the nature of the low-skilled work (e.g. high physical stress, few control possibilities) and the work context and priorities of these employees (e.g. poor health, limited participation in training) make their employability vulnerable. This project will start to gain insight into the current situation with regard to the sustainable employability of employees, thus making it clear which buttons need to be turned to give hands and feet to the ‘sustainable personnel policy’. The final result is an advice with accompanying implementation plan to increase sustainable employability. Support is crucial for a successful approach. Therefore, an approach with direct involvement of employees has been chosen by allowing them to participate in a Sustainable Employability Scan and to actively help them formulate solutions through working groups. Both the employer and employees become aware of the usefulness and need for sustainable employability and of the fact that each has a clear (own) responsibility in this regard. (English) / qualifier | |||||||||||||||
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Revision as of 18:27, 25 January 2022
Project Q3998998 in Netherlands
| Language | Label | Description | Also known as |
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| English | Monsdal Limburg South Bv |
Project Q3998998 in Netherlands |
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20,000.0 Euro
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40,000.0 Euro
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50.0 percent
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13 June 2019
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13 June 2021
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Monsdal Limburg Zuid Bv
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50°49'19.74"N, 5°42'55.12"E
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6229PM
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Monsdal: A great inclusive place to work Monsdal is een allround multidisciplinair groenvoorzieningsbedrijf, actief in aanleg, renovatie en onderhoud van alle vormen van groen en bijbehorende projecten. De 450 medewerkers werkzaam bij Monsdal hebben een afstand tot de arbeidsmarkt (opleidingsniveau lager dan MBO-2). Met financiële steun vanuit het ESF kan Monsdal werk maken van de duurzame inzetbaarheid van deze medewerkers, zodoende deze nu en in de toekomst gezond, gemotiveerd, competent en productief aan het werk kunnen zijn. Niet onbelangrijk, want zowel door de aard van het laaggeschoolde werk (bv. hoge fysieke belasting, weinig regelmogelijkheden) als de werkcontext en de prioriteiten van deze medewerkers (bv. minder goede gezondheid, beperkte scholingsdeelname) is hun inzetbaarheid kwetsbaar. In dit project wordt gestart met het verkrijgen van inzicht in de huidige situatie inzake de duurzame inzetbaarheid van de medewerkers, zodoende het duidelijk wordt aan welke knoppen moet worden gedraaid om het 'duurzaam personeelsbeleid' handen en voeten te geven. Het uiteindelijke resultaat is een advies met bijbehorend implementatieplan om de duurzame inzetbaarheid te vergroten. Draagvlak is cruciaal voor een succesvolle aanpak. Daarom is gekozen voor aanpak met directe betrokkenheid van medewerkers door hen te laten deelnemen aan een Duurzame Inzetbaarheid Scan en hen via werkgroepen actief mee oplossingen laten te formuleren. Zowel de werkgever als medewerkers worden zich bewust van het nut en de noodzaak van duurzame inzetbaarheid en van het feit dat ieder hier een duidelijke (eigen) verantwoordelijkheid in heeft. (Dutch)
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Monsdal: A great inclusive place to work Monsdal is an all-round multidisciplinary green supply company, active in construction, renovation and maintenance of all forms of greenery and associated projects. The 450 employees employed at Monsdal have a distance from the labour market (training level below MBO-2). With financial support from the ESF, Monsdal can work on the sustainable employability of these employees, so that they can now and in the future be healthy, motivated, competent and productive. Not insignificant, because both the nature of the low-skilled work (e.g. high physical stress, few control possibilities) and the work context and priorities of these employees (e.g. poor health, limited participation in training) make their employability vulnerable. This project will start to gain insight into the current situation with regard to the sustainable employability of employees, thus making it clear which buttons need to be turned to give hands and feet to the ‘sustainable personnel policy’. The final result is an advice with accompanying implementation plan to increase sustainable employability. Support is crucial for a successful approach. Therefore, an approach with direct involvement of employees has been chosen by allowing them to participate in a Sustainable Employability Scan and to actively help them formulate solutions through working groups. Both the employer and employees become aware of the usefulness and need for sustainable employability and of the fact that each has a clear (own) responsibility in this regard. (English)
25 January 2022
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Identifiers
2019EUSF201640
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