Traduction de «délocalisation d'entreprise » (Français → Anglais) :

In view of the possible relocation of this enterprise and in the light of the support strategy for European industry and Parliament's report on relocations in the regional context, which stresses the need for a European strategy to combat relocations and the need to penalise rogue companies, does the Commission intend to take any action to stop the closure of Delphi and support the preservation of industrial activity and employment in the area?

4. The Member States and the Commission shall ensure that undertakings which are or have been subject to a procedure of recovery in accordance with paragraph 3 following the transfer of a productive activity within a Member State or to another Member State do not benefit from a contribution from the Funds.

D. whereas in the light of the situation described it is necessary to set up Community-widemonitoring systems to quantify the economic and social cost of any relocation; whereas the European Parliament, in its resolution of 6 July 2005, called for the adoption of all necessary legal measures to ensure that firms which receive Community funding do not relocate for a long and predetermined period, and for a provision ruling out the cofinancing of operations which result in substantial job losses or the closure of plants at their existing locations; whereas it also considered, in its resolution of 15 December 2005, that EU aid for compan ...[+++]y relocations does not provide any European added value and should therefore be avoided,

D. whereas in the light of the situation described above it is necessary to adopt a Community wide regulatory legal framework so that monitoring systems can be set up to quantify the economic and social cost of any relocation; whereas the European Parliament, in its resolution of 6 July 2005 on the proposal for a Council regulation laying down general provisions on the European Regional Development Fund, the European Social Fund and the Cohesion Fund, called for the adoption of all necessary legal measures to ensure that firms which receive Community funding do not relocate for a long and predetermined period, and for a provision ruling ...[+++] out the cofinancing of operations which result in substantial job losses or the closure of plants at their existing locations; whereas it also considered, in its resolution of 15 December 2005 on the role of direct State aid as a tool of regional development, that EU aid for company relocations does not provide any European added value and should therefore be avoided,

The Member States and the Commission must deny any involvement in the Funds to any company which is or has been the subject of a recovery procedure following the relocation of productive activity within a Member State or to another Member State or third country, as well as to companies which threaten to relocate their activities in order to force their workers to accept increased working hours with no increase in wages, with a view to making substantial cuts in the wage bill.

5. Focuses on the issue of delocalisation of companies, which transfer their activities to countries with lower working costs and other economic and financial facilities; stresses in particular the negative impact of this phenomenon on SMEs because of the negative impact on internal market competitiveness and on the efficiency of investment and capital; notes that small enterprises are less prone to delocalise than larger companies and seriously suffer as sub-contractors from the delocalisation of the ordering party;