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The economic, financial and social crisis has demonstrated the weakness of the European economic and social model, and has contributed to wiping out a number of achievements. Since the first effects of the crisis on the labour market in 2008, Europe has already lost 5.6 million jobs, and there are currently 23 million unemployed in the European Union, which represents 9.5% of the active population. In November 2010, in the context of the Europe 2020 strategy, the Commission adopted the draft communication entitled ‘Agenda for new skills and jobs: a European contribution towards full employment’, which represented its contribution to the target of 75% employment for the 20-64 age group by 2020. As I agree with the Commission, I am voting for Parliament’s document. I believe there is room for improvement, not least with regard to reducing the administrative and bureaucratic burden on small and medium-sized enterprises; to school drop-out rates; to work/life balance; to monitoring and anticipating skills needed in the future; to measures for young people’s integration into the labour market; to the flexicurity rules; to refinement of the rules governing the posting of workers; and to mutual recognition of qualifications."@en1
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