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"en.20111026.16.3-251-000"2
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"The Agenda for New Skills and Jobs is one of the seven flagship initiatives to boost growth and jobs contained in the EU 2020 strategy. Achieving sustainable growth has to be based on an inclusive labour market to maximise the full potential of Europe’s labour force, to increase employment rates and to improve job quality, equal opportunities and labour and social protection. I strongly support the negotiated labour market reforms; negotiated flexicurity combined with strong social protection systems; strengthening pension systems; investments in public education systems; respect for labour and social rights in the European legislation; labour law to cover all types of workers and labour contracts with rights. We should do more to guarantee that mobile and migrant workers in Europe enjoy equal treatment with residents, in the workplace and beyond. The gender gaps are a major obstacle to the functioning of EU labour market.
I believe that more needs to be done to tackle discrimination against women, young people, elderly workers and people with disabilities, minorities, with regard to access to employment, pay gaps, career progression, training, or working conditions. Moreover, the Commission should put in place a set of rules and policies to create a framework for socially decent restructurings."@en1
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