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"Guidelines were adopted as part of the renewed Lisbon Strategy in 2008 and shall remain valid until 2010. All Member States, including Malta, had to set out their strategies to deliver growth in jobs. Employment guidelines were set out. Financing the same is essential and the European Social Fund can finance immediate actions to be taken by Member States with regard to both flexicurity and skills.
Flexicurity is an integrated policy approach that seeks to facilitate adaptability of workers and enterprises. Secondly, we have to make a massive effort in improving the level of skills. This improvement has to take place at all levels of qualifications.
Firstly, the improvement in skill levels will be useless unless it matches the needs of a labour market.
Secondly, priority has to be given to three strategies:
improving the adaptability of workers and enterprises;
attracting more people into employment and retaining more people in employment so as to increase the labour supply and to make social protection systems workable;
increasing investments in human capital through enhanced skills and better education."@en1
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