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Regulation (EEC) No 1612/68 of the Council (repealed)Show full title
Regulation (EEC) No 1612/68 of the Council of 15 October 1968 on freedom of movement for workers within the Community (repealed)
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TITLE IVU.K.European Co-ordination Office
Article 21U.K.
The European Office for Co-ordinating the Clerance of Vacancies and Applications for Employment, established within the Commission (called in this Regulation the ‘European Coordination Office’), shall have the general task of promoting vacancy clearance at Community level. It shall be responsible in particular for all the technical duties in this field which, under the provisions of this Regulation, are assigned to the Commission, and especially for assisting the national employment services.
It shall summarise the information referred to in Articles 14 and 15 and the data arising out of the studies and research carried out pursuant to Article 13, so as to bring to light any useful facts about foreseeable developments on the Community labour market; such facts shall be communicated to the specialist services of the Member States and to the Advisory and Technical Committees.
Article 22U.K.
1.The European Coordination Office shall be responsible, in particular, for:
(a)co-ordinating the practical measures necessary for vacancy clearance at Community level and for analysing the resulting movements of workers;
(b)contributing to such objectives by implementing, in cooperation with the Technical Committee, joint methods of action at administrative and technical levels;
(c)carrying out, where a special need arises, and in agreement with the specialist services, the bringing together of vacancies and applications for employment for clearance by these specialist services.
2.It shall communicate to the specialist services vacancies and applications for employment sent directly to the Commission, and shall be informed of the action taken thereon.
Article 23U.K.
The Commission may, in agreement with the competent authority of each Member State, and in accordance with the conditions and procedures which it shall determine on the basis of the Opinion of the Technical Committee, organise visits and assignments for officials of other Member States, and also advanced programmes for specialist personnel.
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