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"Question No 38 by Pedro Marset Campos ():
At the Lisbon Summit, a commitment was made to achieving full employment in proper jobs throughout the EU. In response to the French Government’s proposal involving a reduction in working hours in order to create more proper, stable jobs, the approach agreed between the Spanish and UK Governments, which calls for further deregulation of employment conditions in order to increase the number of jobs, has been adopted. Spain’s experience over the last four years has demonstrated that jobs are indeed created but are predominantly casual and precarious in nature, and they are associated with a high rate of industrial accidents, the Murcia region being the part of Spain where that rate is highest.
Does the Commission not think that there is an urgent case for monitoring the conditions under which jobs are being created in the various EU countries and regions, so as to ensure that job-creation is not at the expense of the stability and dignity of workers and especially of young people entering the job market for the first time?"@en1
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"Subject: Precarious employment and the industrial-accident rate in Spain and in the Murcia region"1
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