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Regulation (EU) 2016/589 Article 16

Cooperation and other measures

Article 16

1.   The European Coordination Office shall facilitate the cooperation between the EURES network and other Union information and advisory services and networks. 2.   The NCO shall cooperate with the services and networks referred to in paragraph 1 at Union, national, regional and local level to achieve synergies and avoid overlaps, and, where appropriate, shall involve the EURES Members and Partners. 3.   The NCOs shall facilitate the cooperation of the EURES network with the social partners at national level by ensuring a regular dialogue with the social partners in accordance with national law and practice. 4.   Member States shall encourage close cooperation at cross-border level between regional, local and, where relevant, national actors, such as practices and services delivered in the framework of EURES cross-border partnerships. 5.   Member States shall seek to develop one-stop-shop solutions for communication, including online communication, with workers and employers with regard to the common areas of EURES activity and the services and networks referred to in paragraph 1. 6.   Member States shall examine with the Commission every possibility of giving priority to citizens of the Union when filling job vacancies, in order to achieve a balance between labour supply and demand within the Union. Member States may adopt all measures necessary for that purpose.

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CitationArticle 16 of Regulation (EU) 2016/589 (LawPlayer, data as of 2026-07-04)

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