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"I am voting for this report, as I believe a social Europe should not give up on its social system, in spite of the crisis. Europe should offer tax breaks and incentives for businesses that provide child care and nursery facilities for children, enabling single mothers to work while their children are being looked after and taught. In addition, tax breaks should be offered to companies that provide training courses to single mothers on the complex situation of managing being a mother and a worker. An example of a similar practice that can be implemented by other Member States is the case of the Netherlands, where childhood assistance is free for single mothers. Flexible job opportunities such as part-time work, tele-jobs, and e-jobs should be offered at local, national, and EU level, so that single mothers can reconcile their private and professional lives. Single mothers should also be offered priority access to affordable housing. Extra unemployment benefits should be allocated to single mothers for each child under their custody. Member States can use Germany as a model for implementing this, where unemployment benefit for single mothers with dependent children has already been increased."@en1
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