Local view for "http://purl.org/linkedpolitics/eu/plenary/2016-06-07-Speech-2-850-000"
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"en.20160607.42.2-850-000"2
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"Did you know that a staggering 23 million people are currently unemployed across the EU – 10% of the active population? For our European economy to grow and remain competitive, we need more jobs. From 2012 onwards our working age population has started to shrink. To ensure the sustainability of our welfare systems, more people need to work. But the problem goes beyond mere job numbers. We need a new approach to education and skills development also to ensure that fewer Europeans are at risk of poverty and social exclusion. We have seen what devastating effects a lack of true integration – social and economic – can have on our societies. For example, radicalisation succeeds in those communities that feel they have been left out. We have to reverse this negative trend. This is why inclusion of part-time and temporary workers, also for the refugees and migrants currently Europe, is so important. I am supporting the Commission in today’s launch of the New Skills Agenda. Its task is not just to create more jobs, but to improve and strengthen our European social fabric. After all, our future success is ensured only if all aspects of our society feel they are working together, towards the same goal."@en1
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