10 Amendments of Marion WALSMANN related to 2023/2586(RSP)
Amendment 16 #
Recital B
B. whereas the EPSR was proclaimed in 2017 in Goteborg, setting out 20 principles and establishing a social rulebook towards a strong social Europe that is fair, inclusive and full of opportunity in the 21st century; whereas at the Porto Social Summit in May 2021, the Council committed to three headline targets for 2030 on employment, training and poverty; whereas at least 78 % of the population between 20 and 64 years old should be in employment by 2030; whereas at least 60 % of all adults should participate in training every year; whereas the number of people at risk of poverty or social exclusion should be reduced by at least 15 million by 2030; whereas the three headline targets do not cover the full implementation of the EPSR;
Amendment 23 #
Recital C
C. whereas the headline targets set out by the Commission have only been implemented by the Member States for a year; whereas the additional crises since the targets were decided have put additional pressure on reaching these targets; whereas five Member States have reached their national targets on employment, and half of the Member States have surpassed the 78 % target on employment, however projections show that not all Member States will reach the ewhereas ongoing crises increasingly affecting European competitiveness, should be taken into account with a view to refocusing the targets set in 2021 to relieve the pressure on Member States on imployement targeting these by 20301 ; __________________ 1 European Commission, ‘Commission welcomes Member States’ targets for a more social Europe by 2030’, 16 June 2022.
Amendment 25 #
Recital D
D. whereas inflation at the EU level has increased the cost of living of median households by around 10 %, the incidence of material and social deprivation by around 2 % and the rate of energy poverty and absolute monetary poverty by around 5 %; whereas in selected Member States and among vulnerable groups, the corresponding welfare effects are expected to be several times higher; whereas this is likely to widen existing gaps in poverty and social exclusion across the EU2 ; whereas in view of the US Inflation Reduction Act, but also other similar investment plans from other third countries, Europe needs a new vision for an innovative industrial location Europe 2050 instead of burdening companies and citizens with guidelines, bans and regulations; __________________ 2 Menyhert, B., ‘The effect of rising energy and consumer prices on household finances, poverty and social exclusion in the EU’, Publications Office of the European Union, Luxembourg, 2022.
Amendment 32 #
Recital E
E. wWelcomes the reas according to the European working conditions telephone survey carried out by Eurofound, the target of 60 % in training courses (paid for by the employer) was not reached in any Member State in 2021; whereas the data also shows that those most in need of training (young people, those with lower levels of educational attainment and those in low-skilled occupations) benefited the leastcent announcement by the European Commission of presenting concrete proposals to reduce the regulatory administrative burden by 25% by autumn this year, which will have positive socioeconomic impacts and benefits for companies and citizens alike (young people in training, founders and innovators, self-employed, employees);
Amendment 86 #
Paragraph 6
Amendment 108 #
Paragraph 8
8. Warns that, for the correct implementation of principle 12, adequate social protection needs to be expanded in order to cover the risks associated with the unequal impact of climate change and environmental degradation on different income groups, as well as the social consequences of the transformation of our societies towards climate neutrality; calls on the Commission and the Member States to build upon the Social Climate Fund and lay the foundations for the development of green social protection schemes at national level with EU support;
Amendment 120 #
Paragraph 9
9. Highlights that, according to principle 19, access to social housing or housing assistance of good quality should be provided for those in need; urges the Commission to develop an ambitious action plan to achieve accessible and green social housing to meet the housing needs of all EU citizens and to progressively eradicate homelessness by 2030;
Amendment 133 #
Paragraph 11
Amendment 155 #
Paragraph 13
13. Believes that, in order to make a fairn innovative and social Europe a reality and to ensure the highest levels of social protection in the green and digital transitions, it is necessary to ensure ait is necessary to ensure an economically and ecologically sustainable, fair and inclusive Europe where social rights are fully protected and safeguarded to at least the same level as oeconomic and environmental standardsaspects are fully covered; stresses the need to take steps to reinforce the role of the EPSR to ensure the equal treatment of the economic, environmental and social standards and to ensure that social standards and social rights in Europe are placed at the centre of the EU’s forthcoming political practices; notes that, consequently, social investment will be needed for the implementation of the EPSR in upcoming funding initiatives and the revision of the multiannual financial framework;
Amendment 164 #
Paragraph 15
15. Calls on the Commission to present a governance framework to anticipate and manage changes related to the economic, green and digital transitions in the world of work, focusing first on the importance of safeguarding jobs, including access to adequate training, and second, on the involvement of social partners in decision- making processes;