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18. Highlights that strong social protection systems, investment in active labour market policies and education and training opportunities for all are essential to reduce unemployment and prevent long term exclusion; welcomes ‘the Agenda for New Skills and Jobs’, but warns that flexicurity is not applicable in Member States with low possibilities of strengthening social protection systems due to budget restrictions and macroeconomic imbalances, and considers that reducing labour market segmentation has to be achieved by providing adequate security for workers under all forms of contracts, especially the vulnerable groups; Stresses that ...[+++] any labour market reforms must be introduced by reaching a high degree of social consensus through agreements with the social partners at national and EU level; is very concerned about the possible impact of trade agreements subscribed under GATS mode 4 on European labour markets and therefore calls on the Commission to launch an impact assessment previous to any trade agreement conclusion, involving social partners at EU and national level;

40. Points to the necessity of creating an inclusive labour market as the core of any active inclusion strategy, a labour market with decent working conditions and job diversity for all workers taking into account different workplace needs, individual workers" requirements, working patterns and time models, differing skill levels, and different needs in terms of reconciliation of family, private and professional life; notes that high-quality employment is essent ...[+++]ial to promote job retention;

40. Points to the necessity of creating an inclusive labour market as the core of any active inclusion strategy, a labour market with decent working conditions and job diversity for all workers taking into account different workplace needs, individual workers" requirements, working patterns and time models, differing skill levels, and different needs in terms of reconciliation of family, private and professional life; notes that high-quality employment is essent ...[+++]ial to promote job retention;

Our inability to have a common economic policy is of course a defect, but it can become a virtue if we can agree on a new kind of cooperation of the kind that we have developed in the shape of the Partnership for Growth and Jobs.

taking account of changes in forms of employment, work organisation and working time;

These frameworks should include different aspects such as: . diversification of financial instruments (for example, service- vouchers, tax deductibility of expenditure in certain services, risk capital funding for small and micro-business, or use of local savings) . obstacles to the equal opportunities for women to be actively involved (including opening hours of shops and availability of services such as child care and transports) . new ways to check the quality of services in these sectors . reinforcement of the fight against unfair competitive practices and illegal work . reduction of non-wage costs as incentive to additional recruitment, or topping-up of income by social security payments in order to facilitate access to a job in certain areas of activi ...[+++]ty by the unemployed . support for community enterprises and other organisations seeking to assist the transition from unemployment into the market economy. c) Within those national frameworks, cooperation between regional or local authorities and governments could take the form of integrated schemes, combining in the most efficient way the different available levers of policy action.