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"Mr President, Commissioner, ladies and gentlemen, unemployment figures are rising and the Commission has updated its employment strategy very clearly; the Commission has given indications to Member States in an attempt to balance the austerity and deficit reduction measures with the need to increase employment and promote growth.
These measures envisage greater flexibility, which does not, however, mean job instability, but lower labour taxation, more help for new professions in the fields of ecology, health and information technology, introduction of the minimum wage, more employment for women – because they represent an untapped or underused resource – and more youth employment given that the highest unemployment band is between the ages of 23 and 26.
Italy is a country under observation, as Ms Angelilli reminded us, or let us more correctly call it, a country under compulsory administration. Commissioner, do you consider that the reform that is being promoted – apart from the expenditure of resources that are available – meaning future measures accompanying the European Union’s strategy, do you consider that the reforms being promoted by the Italian Government are in line with the guidelines of the new European strategy?"@en1
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