Local view for "http://purl.org/linkedpolitics/eu/plenary/2006-02-02-Speech-4-143"
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The Communist Party of Greece voted against the report, because it uses social problems of the working classes to speed up and extend capitalist restructurings which affect both sexes.
In order to combat female unemployment, it is proposed to extend 'flexible forms of employment'. For the lack of state welfare structures, it is proposed to shift the burden to the family, but equally. In other words, for men too to take recourse to part-time employment in order to replace the lack of state care in reproduction and care of the elderly and disabled, meaning that working class families will ultimately be unable to meet fundamental needs.
The so-called abolition of sexual discrimination at work has been used as an alibi for removing rights derived from the specific needs of women due to their reproductive function.
We condemn as disorientating the talk about changing the gender composition of power. Policy is not determined by gender. The power of the plutocracy will not change with more women in the institutions that serve it.
Women's problems are rooted in the capitalist system which exploits women and men, using gender and age to spread the capitalist policy to both sexes.
The basis for equality can only be laid within the framework of grass-roots power, in which grass-roots wealth comes through production and the goods produced."@en1
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