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"I am voting for this report because, in order to acquire a thorough understanding of the current situation and of future developments in the labour market, the positive efforts of the European Commission towards effective application and in support of workers’ mobility need to be stepped up. To achieve this, more in-depth analysis with respect to infringement procedures targeted towards the non-compliant Member States, trends of labour mobility in terms of skills, sectors and geographical area, and the tabling of a long-term, comprehensive, multidisciplinary, mobility strategy aimed at analysing and removing all existing legal, administrative and practical barriers to free movement of workers, is required. The economic reasoning for opening the labour markets becomes as clear as ever in the current times. I should like to stress that excessive protectionism in terms of labour mobility will induce a growing separation among Member States and a mistrust that could affect the European Union’s performance as a world player and weaken its position on a competitive scale. This is the moment when the European Member States need to work and grow together."@en1
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