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The resolution adopted by Parliament on the European Social Fund closely follows the Commission’s proposal, in that it places emphasis on the European Employment Strategy and the Lisbon Strategy. It is true that some amendments have been introduced, here and there, to cover the experience of the Equal Programme, gender equality, the fight against poverty and disability issues.
We regret however the rejection of four proposals that we tabled, which were intended:
to promote high-quality work in all aspects, in addition to issues of training and acquiring new skills, by promoting improved working conditions (in terms of hygiene and safety, health and patterns of working time), stable contractual relations, adequate salaries, and working hours that are compatible with family life;
in light of the social and economic situation in each Member State and the social challenges faced by the Union, to build a broad support framework, with special emphasis on increasing the workers’ qualifications, on improving working conditions, on the objective of full, high-quality employment with rights and on the fight against poverty and social exclusion."@en1
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