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"en.20110929.18.4-245-000"2
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"I consider it satisfactory that the European Globalisation Adjustment Fund (EGF) was able to support about 10% of all dismissed workers in the EU during the 2009-2010 period, and that 40% of workers targeted for assistance by the EGF in 2009 were successfully reintegrated into the labour market, despite the negative effects of the financial and economic crisis on labour markets. However, I do not share the Commission’s desire to continue the EGF beyond the current multiannual financial framework. The EGF should be closely linked to the European framework for restructuring, in order to increase its contribution to effective support for the training and retraining of workers, with a view to reintegrating them into employment in the difficult labour market situations that result from unexpected company or sectoral restructuring, which creates or aggravates skills mismatches. Such an instrument would provide a valuable complement to those measures financed by the European Social Fund which are aimed predominantly at adapting to global challenges, with a view to sustainable economic growth. On the one hand, this instrument would ensure EU solidarity with workers adversely affected by restructuring and, on the other, all Member States could benefit from its timely, targeted and tailored intervention, the aim of which is to prevent long-term unemployment."@en1
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