Local view for "http://purl.org/linkedpolitics/eu/plenary/2007-07-10-Speech-2-266"
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"Mr President, the demographic problems faced by many countries of the European Union today have been caused, amongst others reasons, by the instability of young people. Today, for a young person to find a reasonably secure job, he or she has to prove their experience and provide the references employers demand. For this reason, many people do not decide to start a family until middle age, which obviously does not encourage large families, and Europe must think and act in order to ensure that its identity and Christian traditions survive and dominate in the coming years.
I would like to congratulate my colleague on a report which outlines the fundamental problems, while at the same time dedicating a great deal of attention to the stability of employment in the form of employment contracts of an indefinite duration, which ought to be the norm.
It is also important that Europe raise the restrictions on access to employment markets by the new Member States, particularly because these restrictions are imposed by the states that talk the most about European integration while they are in fact implementing extensive national interventionism."@en1
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