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This document summarizes Lithuania's efforts to link higher education to the labor market through legislative amendments from 2010 to the present. It discusses a case where the Lithuanian National Union of Students sued the government to ensure students and graduates could find employment. Lithuania abolished compulsory health insurance taxes for full-time students and decreased social security fund levies for students working part-time jobs. Through campaigns involving over 5,000 letters to ministries, Lithuania reformed laws to boost student employment during economic downturns.
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- 7. Case: Lithuanian National Union of Students vs Ministry of Social Security and Labour and Ministry of Health Care Goal: ensuring sustainable development of the country through employment of students and graduates Approach: legislative amendments Conditions: • International factor: Global Economic Crisis (2008 - …) • National factor: Law on Science and Studies (2009) + negative migration balance Time period: 2010 – now
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