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"Mr President, unemployment in the EU has risen markedly as a result of the enduring crisis. At the same time, the Member States are drifting further and further apart.
What is the master plan for more jobs? Regions need tailored solutions. Across Europe, there is widespread agreement on the way to go: promotion of SMEs, flexicurity, green jobs, recognition of professional qualifications, effective use of regional funds, the Cohesion Fund and the European Social Fund (ESF). We need more mobility to create new jobs, but we also need to secure stable jobs.
Illegal labour must be stopped once and for all by means of stricter controls, which will result in millions of euro in increased revenue for the budgets. Precarious jobs and dumping wages must be prevented in favour of fair pay. The agreements on minimum wages belong in the hands of the parties concerned.
Let us not abandon our young people. In my report on justice between the generations, I called for a European youth guarantee. After four months’ unemployment, we need apprenticeships, additional training and jobs. The European investment pact is intended for all the generations, but this must not be financed by taking on more debt, which would undermine the fiscal pact.
Sustainable growth can only be achieved against the background of reforms implemented in the Member States and balanced budgets. Then, the job-rich recovery that we want and desire will become reality."@en1
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