Local view for "http://purl.org/linkedpolitics/eu/plenary/2011-03-24-Speech-4-279-000"
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"Adopting the directive on introducing a single procedure for third-country citizens to obtain a work permit for the EU will simplify considerably the system which is currently decided on by each Member State. Two separate procedures entail a longer period for processing applications and higher administrative costs. This one-stop shop system will make the administrative procedure simpler, less expensive and quicker. In actual fact, issuing a single document will also make it easier to check on people admitted to a Member State and authorised to work there. This document will have the residence permit format common to all Member States. Member States will also be able to decide to introduce an additional document which will be of a purely informative nature. This will help supplement the information contained in the single permit, thereby facilitating monitoring. We are therefore dealing with advantages for every party involved – immigrants, employers and national administrations. Establishing a single application procedure will simplify the often complex administrative procedures for admitting economic migrants. This would provide an adequate response to the labour challenges which the EU is facing and will continue to face."@en1
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