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"Significant use has been made of the European Globalisation Adjustment Fund (EGF) to reduce the impact of globalisation and the consequences of the current financial crisis for the European economy, helping workers who have been made redundant and who are seeking to obtain their reintegration into the labour market.
The number of cases submitted to the European Parliament for approval, their geographic diversity and the range of industries affected constitute sufficient proof of the worrying times the European Union is experiencing. The relocation of their industries to regions of the world where labour costs are significantly lower has led to the closure of many units of production and, consequently, to the unemployment of many thousands of workers who are currently having difficulty returning to work. This is as a result of a retraction in the market and the cautiousness exercised by surviving employers in taking on staff. In the Italian region of Trentino-Alto Adige/Südtirol, 528 workers from 323 enterprises in the construction sector have experienced this same fate, which I am bound to regret.
I hope the EGF will contribute to enabling them to return to work, and that the European economy will be able to react energetically and creatively to these difficult times."@en1
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