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"Madam President, first of all, I would like to thank Regina Bastos for managing to achieve clarity in this report despite the large number of amendments. As Mr Cofferati has just said, we have addressed here an important point, a matter which is definitely part of the EU 2020 strategy, in our discussion about new skills that should also create new jobs.
It is really very difficult to determine at the present moment what the jobs are that will be needed over the next ten years, in order for us to subsequently determine the quota for training people. That will not work. What does work is a continuous system whereby people can receive retraining or further training and, with such retraining and further training, we have to ensure that we can prepare ourselves rapidly for any job market.
Young people need special attention. Special attention also needs to be given to older people who are unemployed. We have said that we want more hands in the labour market. We believe that we should have continued guarantees for our pensions. That will only be possible if we get more people into work. I therefore say: let us have young hands, but let us also have the older hands. We really should create programmes aimed at retraining them or providing them with further training. We must not spend the next twenty years talking about it, but really get on with the job. We must ensure that we get a better labour market, which will also allow us to resolve many more problems."@en1
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