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"The Union is built on economic cooperation, which must remain the driving force of integration. To overcome the crisis, we need all the qualified manpower available throughout the European Union. I therefore support the application of the logic of the single market to qualified workers to promote and encourage their mobility within the Union. Naturally, each Member State organises and proposes its own training, but workers who are candidates for mobility are confronted with bureaucratic, time consuming and, hence, dissuasive procedures. Our economies need simplified, common, transparent procedures for the recognition of professional qualifications to operate most efficiently. This progress must be confirmed through, in particular, the introduction of the Internal Market Information (IMI) system and the professional card. Formalities for workers must be reduced, employers need to be informed, and data has to be protected. To retain its position as economic leader in the face of the BRICS group of emerging powers, the Union must, first and foremost, prevent a brain drain and optimise the skills of its workers. I therefore naturally voted in favour of this report to promote the employment, within Europe, of highly qualified workers, and to establish the Union as the world hub of innovation."@en1
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