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"This is yet another case of the mobilisation of the European Globalisation Adjustment Fund (EGF) and, once again, it is for a country with a so-called ‘bailout programme’, namely Ireland. This is the 21st application to be examined within the framework of the 2011 budget, and relates to the mobilisation of a total sum of EUR 1 387 819 from the EGF for 842 redundancies, 554 of which are potential beneficiaries of assistance, at 230 enterprises in Division 71 (‘architectural and engineering activities; technical testing and analysis’), also between 2009 and 2010.
This succession of applications for mobilisation of the EGF – in other words, this succession of mass redundancies – should be enough to ring alarm bells in the EU institutions. There is a need to change policy, with every effort being made to create jobs, not to destroy them with recessive policies, as has happened in several countries, above all in those being targeted by the programmes of the International Monetary Fund and EU, like Portugal and Ireland."@en1
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