Local view for "http://purl.org/linkedpolitics/eu/plenary/2006-04-03-Speech-1-041"
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"Mr President, the disturbances in France cannot fail to move my generation, to which the famous First Employment Contract or, to put it differently, the 'disposable worker' model is addressed.
Young Europeans, under the pressure of unemployment, may decide to participate in this experiment. In addition, the risk of a clash between the generations is inevitable. Older workers will see young people as their competitors. They will be squeezed out by young 'disposable workers', by shifting cheap and disciplined manpower. These coercive solutions being proposed by advocates of economic liberalism clearly undervalue the subject of history: the citizen, the worker, the person. That will also be their fatal error.
Recently the Constitutional Treaty was voted down. Now there are social clashes for the full withdrawal of the law on 'working pawns'. The social movement is strengthening, rejecting and making claims. Unemployment can and must be combated, but not in an unruly manner, not by ignoring the needs of society and certainly not at the expense of a generation which is not to blame for the world it has inherited."@en1
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