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2.The National Contact Points shall provide registered jobseekers from third countries who have been selected for a job vacancy and participating employers and other participating entities with specific information, in particular with regard to:
(a)national immigration procedures to obtain visas and residence permits for work purposes, including that security checks will be carried out;
(b)family reunification procedures and family members’ rights and obligations;
(c)third-country nationals’ rights and obligations including with regard to working conditions, taxation, access to social benefits, health assistance, education, housing, recognition of skills and qualifications and the existing complaint and redress mechanisms;
(d)activities to facilitate the integration of third-country nationals in the host Member State such as language courses, vocational training and education as well as other integration measures;
(e)the contact details, in accordance with national practice, of the national competent employment and immigration authorities and, where available, the contact details of national competent organisations which offer post-recruitment assistance for third-country nationals, such as trade unions, employer associations and chambers of commerce;
(f)where relevant, disability-related support services and the provision of reasonable accommodation in accordance with Council Directive 2000/78/ECnote;
(g)if applicable, the contact details of other appropriate bodies at national level supporting the integration of third-country nationals on the labour market.
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