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In the article is carried out the main labour market's assessment of indicators submitted by the Government of Lithuania's Republic in the 2014-2020 year employment increase programme. On the basis of these indicators analyzed the situation of labour market in the country and monitored deviation from predicted indicators (foreseen in Employment Programme) values, evaluated their possibilities for further improvement. One of the essentials priorities of this publication – the evaluation of target groups integration possibilities which are characterized by labour market policy indicators. Considering to the system of labour market indicators presented in the Employment Programme which mainly orientate to workplace change (creating), priority is given to employment indicators. The article analyzed the statistical data describing the results of labour market policy, additionally highlighted the indicators of target groups situation in the labour market.

In the article is carried out the main labour market's assessment of indicators submitted by the Government of Lithuania's Republic in the 2014-2020 year employment increase programme. On the basis of these indicators analyzed the situation of labour market in the country and monitored deviation from predicted indicators (foreseen in Employment Programme) values, evaluated their possibilities for further improvement. One of the essentials priorities of this publication – the evaluation of target groups integration possibilities which are characterized by labour market policy indicators. Considering to the system of labour market indicators presented in the Employment Programme which mainly orientate to workplace change (creating), priority is given to employment indicators. The article analyzed the statistical data describing the results of labour market policy, additionally highlighted the indicators of target groups situation in the labour market.

In the article is carried out the main labour market's assessment of indicators submitted by the Government of Lithuania's Republic in the 2014-2020 year employment increase programme. On the basis of these indicators analyzed the situation of labour market in the country and monitored deviation from predicted indicators (foreseen in Employment Programme) values, evaluated their possibilities for further improvement. One of the essentials priorities of this publication – the evaluation of target groups integration possibilities which are characterized by labour market policy indicators. Considering to the system of labour market indicators presented in the Employment Programme which mainly orientate to workplace change (creating), priority is given to employment indicators. The article analyzed the statistical data describing the results of labour market policy, additionally highlighted the indicators of target groups situation in the labour market.

In the article is carried out the main labour market's assessment of indicators submitted by the Government of Lithuania's Republic in the 2014-2020 year employment increase programme. On the basis of these indicators analyzed the situation of labour market in the country and monitored deviation from predicted indicators (foreseen in Employment Programme) values, evaluated their possibilities for further improvement. One of the essentials priorities of this publication – the evaluation of target groups integration possibilities which are characterized by labour market policy indicators. Considering to the system of labour market indicators presented in the Employment Programme which mainly orientate to workplace change (creating), priority is given to employment indicators. The article analyzed the statistical data describing the results of labour market policy, additionally highlighted the indicators of target groups situation in the labour market.

Coal mining is the major industry in Virginia's far southwestern counties. Coal transportation supports employment in other parts of the state. In 1995, the Virginia General Assembly passed, and the Governor signed, legislation establishing the Virginia Coalfield Employment Enhancement Tax Credit. This tax credit applies to coal produced from mines located within the state's borders. The tax credit is intended as a means of maintaining coal-related employment in the coalfield counties and other parts of the state. The Virginia Coal and Energy Commission is considering proposals that would modify the current tax credit. The current legislation establishes a production tax credit of $0.25 per ton for surface-mined coal, $0.60 for coal produced in deep mines with seam thicknesses under 33 inches, and $0.50 per ton for other deep-mined coal. The current tax credit will be available to coal producers with a three-year delay, and only if the state runs a revenue surplus which exceeds projections during the intervening fiscal year. The Coal and Energy Commission has voted to recommend removal of the revenue surplus contingency and three year-delay provisions from the current legislation. This report contains results of a study of the Coalfield Employment Enhancement Tax Credit's effect on export coal businesses at the Port of Hampton Roads. The study addresses this topic within the context of the tax credit's effect on the state as a whole. The study also addresses the effects of alternative tax credits under consideration by the Coal and Energy Commission. ; Virginia Port Authority