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"Mr President, I have spent the last half hour enthusiastically retweeting Mr Andor’s tweets about the employment package – while, of course, listening very attentively to the rest of you – because I am really happy with the questions that the package raises. Finally, the debate seems to be shifting to the real economy and to the actual people who live in Europe. Finally, there is attention to job creation and to labour demands and to greening the economy, which I think is a highly welcome and long overdue shift of the debate.
The specific questions I have concern wages. Firstly, will the Commission adapt the scoreboard for macro-economic imbalances in such a way that excessive wage moderation is considered an imbalance as well? Secondly, will the Commission address country-specific recommendations to those countries without decent minimum wages? Thirdly, how do you envision making a tripartite forum for monitoring wage developments at EU level fruitful and durable? Past attempts have not been that successful."@en1
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