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"en.20121023.45.2-521-000"2
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"I voted in favour of the report on the mobilisation of the European Globalisation Adjustment Fund (EGF) in favour of Ireland in support of the 432 employees dismissed from Talk Talk Broadband Services and from three of its suppliers in the telecommunications sector.
I regret that this particular company decided to ally itself with three main providers outside the EU, where a large part of its operations has been transferred, reflecting a strategy which is harmful to industrial jobs in the EU and, in general, to the EU 2020 strategy.
The negative consequences of globalisation, combined with the continuing economic crisis affecting Ireland, further highlight the added value of EGF as a tool in EU social policy. The targeted financial support which it provides for retraining and reintegration programmes for workers affected by mass dismissals is particularly important. Furthermore, the support which it provides is a practical expression of EU solidarity. The Irish Government is making efforts to achieve budgetary rationalisation and drastic cuts in expenditure. EGF assistance can contribute towards the battle against unemployment without significantly burdening the efforts to consolidate the national budget."@en1
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