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"Madam President, firstly, I would like to empathise with my Belgian colleagues as I am involved with the Dell workers in my own constituency who lost their jobs when the factory relocated to Poland. I can understand their position perfectly well. From my experience, I would point out a few things to them.
Firstly, it is absolutely paramount that the help is activated as quickly as possible because, once the clock starts ticking, the Commission’s hands are tied and they cannot extend it without legislation, and that will not happen for some time, if at all.
Secondly, whatever help is given must be worker-centred, not to workers fitting into preordained courses, etc. that state agencies may have. That is absolutely crucial. I am involved with the workers at Dell and that particular issue at the moment. So I would say to my colleague, Ivo Belet, and others that it would perhaps be interesting for us to get together, exchange experiences and keep working as this process progresses. I endorse it completely."@en1
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