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One of our main aims, as representatives of the citizens of the European Union, is to make economic growth in Europe sustainable once again. It is our duty to give society the help it needs to adapt to the constant and difficult economic changes and to labour market demands, and we need to offer an efficient response taking the form of well-targeted social investments. Because of the unemployment rate, which is continuously rising, we must focus on getting the unemployed back into work and creating sustainable new jobs which, most importantly, can be assessed by as wide a range of members of the social class in difficulty as possible. I believe that more attention needs to be paid to the difficult situations which arise in cases of youth unemployment. In my opinion, the European Commission should support apprenticeship schemes and an increase in the number of apprentices, following the example of the dual education and vocational training system in countries such as Germany or Austria, which is an essential component in the transition of young people from study to the labour market. In addition, I am glad that the majority of my proposals appear in Ms Jazłowiecka’s report, which is a comprehensive report on this delicate issue."@en1
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