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"en.20111026.16.3-247-000"2
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"The current economic and financial crisis has shown up the weaknesses of the European economic and social model. Currently, almost 9.5% of the active population of the European Union are unemployed, with grave implications for growth and welfare in Europe. We therefore need to reinforce human capital and employability by updating skills. That is the only way to enter a period of genuine recovery.
Indeed, the Member States have set the ambitious target of a 75% employment rate for the 20-64 age group by 2020. In order to reach these objectives, labour market reforms must be stepped up and suitable incentives must be provided for individuals and companies to help them invest in training. We must help create favourable conditions for job creation
by cutting administrative burdens and taxes related to labour and mobility.
If we are to devise effective policies for employment, education and training, we will need to improve the capacity of the Member States and the Union to forecast and anticipate the nature of future skills and ensure that they are in line with labour market needs."@en1
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