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"Mr President, as this debate draws to a close I should like to add a few words of support for the report by Mr Cercas, and for the stance adopted by the Committee on Employment and Social Affairs, which has remained unchanged since 2005 and was confirmed at the vote on 6 November.
Our Committee had sufficient time in which to consider its opinion, and I trust the outcome of our vote in committee will be reflected during the vote in plenary the day after tomorrow. We voted in full respect of Europe’s social
which the older Member States are sharing with the new ones, providing us with an example and support. The compromise arrived at in June at Council is unacceptable.
My constituents, and medical circles in Poland in particular, are following Parliament’s activities with some concern. They rightly argue that all working time should be remunerated, not just active on-call time. It is indeed the case that the Council’s compromise refers to potential flexibility at the level of the social partners and collective agreements. Nonetheless, Polish workers feel they lack the power to negotiate with their employers, and they need strong support from the European Parliament."@en1
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