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26. Notes the assessment of the HLWG that even though both the EU and US are committed to high level of IPR protection and enforcement, it might not be feasible, in eventual negotiations, to seek to reconcile across-the-board differences with regards to the IPR obligations typically included in EU and US trade agreements; underlines, however, that the approach proposed for negotiations should be ambitious, aiming at solving the areas of divergence, and at dealing with the IPR matters in a mutually satisfactory manner, while ensuring a satisfactory level of protection for economic operators; reiterates that both EU and US growth and job creation efforts rely on the ability to innovate and produce creatively, and, that being the case, that ...[+++]the transatlantic economy is threatened by counterfeiting and piracy; considers the new EU-US Information and Communication Technology principles as an encouragement for increased synergy;

18. Calls on members states, Council, Commission and Parliament to by the end of the year adopt an ambitious green jobs strategy, setting the framework conditions for using the job potential of a more sustainable economy based on skills and innovation and ensuring that the transition towards such an economy is socially just and profits all people in Europe; considers that such a strategy should investment in training and lifelong learning to support workers in developing new skills and enable them to move into new jobs where necessary; a framework agreement on transition security, including the right to training and sufficient social s ...[+++]ecurity in times of job transition; an agreement between social partners on the right to lifelong learning and training in the workplace; and support for the adaption of skills and workplace organisation across the board;

The Association of County and City Boards in Ireland announced its own financial stimulus package earlier this year, aimed at supporting 3 000 enterprises around Ireland and creating 15 000 new jobs.

I came to know Jean-Maurice Simard when he was President of the New Brunswick Treasury Board and I the President of the New Brunswick francophone teachers' union.

Now, in the face of the new generation of guidelines proposed by the Commission, which seek, as has been said, to achieve three objectives – to bring the employment rate further into line with the Lisbon objectives, to improve the quality of jobs and to promote a labour market which is open to socially vulnerable groups – it is a little surprising that the rapporteur proposed in committee and is proposing once again in the form of amendments in the House a series of instruments – reducing taxation across the board, recourse to what is ...[+++] known as ‘minor work’, the introduction of excessive flexibility – which are incompatible with improving job quality, investment in human resources or effective reconciliation of family and professional life which is not detrimental in terms of security.

Let me speak for a moment about the New Brunswick job corps which was a joint project between us and the province of New Brunswick for older workers who had lost their jobs in the forest industry.