
Grants for a path through to qualification
A Fribourg rule change shows why assessed income, payment dates and recognised expenses matter.
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A Fribourg rule change shows why assessed income, payment dates and recognised expenses matter.
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Following Vaud’s revised frameworks, the PCP calls for staffing, funding and family access to be planned together.
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The PCP position on expanding provision, reducing family costs and recognising educational work.
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Using cantonal evidence, the PCP calls for hospital missions, staffing, proximity and continuity after discharge to be connected.
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Decarbonisation needs reliable journeys, supported by the workforce and resources required to operate them.
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A dossier on network choices, renewal, teams, finance and results. The PCP connects investment decisions to the mobility actually secured.
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The transition barometer confirms the importance of vocational education. The PCP calls for training quality and first-job conditions to be followed alongside the number of places.
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The PCP supports industrial policy that preserves useful capabilities, protects workers and gives the public a say over the resources committed.
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The PCP assesses the division of tasks through continuity of rights, funding and authorities’ real capacity to act.
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Total expenditure, household burdens, uniform funding and continuity: distinguish the mechanisms before deciding.
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The 29 November vote concerns export control, public responsibility and a policy for peace.
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The PCP calls for practical support for training and recognition of new skills in working conditions.
ReadFrom recent decisions to their underlying questions: eight themes connect public debate with the Party’s proposals.
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