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"Despite clearly disagreeing with some aspects of the report, we support the majority of its contents, particularly the inclusion of many amendments that we tabled and defended, such as the following point: ‘Stresses the need to safeguard workers’ rights in the sector, promoting quality jobs and the acquisition of skills, this entailing
suitable training, more extensive use of long-term contracts, equitable and decent wages and better working conditions’.
We regret, however, that other amendments were rejected, such as:
‘Believes that the tourist industry should be a factor contributing to territorial cohesion, economic development and employment at regional level, and stresses the need for a transversal approach to the sector in terms of Community policies and funds, notably via the creation of a specific Community programme, complementing the Member States’ actions, to promote the sector and encourage synergies between the various social and economic players involved’.
‘Recalls that certain tourist-oriented coastal regions have been penalised by the so-called “statistical effect” in the current financial framework for 2007-2013, and therefore calls for compensatory measures at European level for those regions’, such as the Algarve."@en1
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