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"During the long debates on this report, the concern was expressed that during the vote tomorrow the majority won during the first reading might not be achieved because those who have joined in the meantime would have changed the balance of power in this House.
It is very true that in the Council the right-wing governments have adopted the same position, regardless of whether their geographical location is in the east or west. However, there is another matter in need of clarification. Workers from Eastern Europe support with the same conviction the amendments which the European Parliament is proposing, while the Council is rejecting them. The trade unions from Romania, which will also be represented here tomorrow in Strasbourg, will be, for instance, aware that the rights they have earned are not earned once and for all and need to be continually defended. Their message is simple: a much more effective solution to the existing problems than unlimited working hours is to halt the uncontrolled spread of badly paid jobs, including for workers from Eastern Europe."@en1
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