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"Just two weeks after Parliament approved the mobilisation of the European Globalisation Adjustment Fund in response to the redundancies in Lithuania and Germany, we are once again approving its mobilisation, this time in response to the redundancies that have taken place in 49 companies in Lithuania’s furniture manufacturing industry. As we said then, it has already been some time since the number of workers made redundant significantly exceeded the initial estimates of the Commission regarding the number of workers who would come to benefit from the fund.
We would remind you that this is an industry that has been struggling through serious difficulties in Portugal too, particularly in municipalities where it has an especially large presence, such as Paredes and Paços de Ferreira. This has been leading to redundancies there too, exacerbating the region’s social situation.
With every new request for action, it becomes clearer that what are needed more than palliative measures – which are certainly necessary – are urgent measures to protect the productive sectors and jobs: specifically, those that are most vulnerable to the crisis and those that are involved in exploiting each country’s development potential, promoting public projects, and supporting micro, small and medium-sized enterprises and the cooperative sector …
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