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"en.20110929.18.4-256-000"2
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"The European Globalisation Adjustment Fund was set up to show Europe’s solidarity with workers concerned by mass redundancies resulting from globalisation. It was extended in 2009 in the framework of the recovery plan to cover dismissals caused by the financial and economic crisis. The best added value of a renewed fund would be effective support for training and retraining of workers with a view to reintegrating them into employment in difficult labour market situations caused by unforeseen events of restructuring of enterprises or sectors that entail or aggravate skills mismatches. This instrument would ensure, on the one hand, the EU’s solidarity with workers affected by negative effects of restructuring and, on the other hand, that all Member States could benefit from its timely, targeted and tailored interventions in order to avoid long-term unemployment. The social partners, as well as local authorities, should be closely involved in the application procedure, and, above all, the design of the coordinated package of measures. The social partners should participate in the monitoring of the implementation and in the evaluation of the outcomes for workers."@en1
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