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Lifelong learning, work and the elderly are all highly important subjects that are highlighted in this report, and employment strategies are vital. We want more jobs, but also better-adapted jobs. The fight against poverty is key. We cannot accept that families should still be living below the poverty line today. It is a matter of solidarity. The objectives we set must be accessible.
We need to invest in high-quality services so that women can reconcile employment with family obligations. We need a more effective partnership between the Member States. In order to foster the participation of women in social life and the labour market, we need to define a series of specific actions aiming to provide services that correspond to childcare needs, but which also enable us to provide assistance for families with other dependents.
It is essential to invest in public services in order to respond to the needs of families and society as a whole and it is vital for all the actors concerned to be involved in implementing employment strategy. Furthermore, the existence of high-quality public services requires appropriate taxation."@en1
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