Activities of Jutta STEINRUCK related to 2014/2145(INI)
Plenary speeches (1)
Review of the economic governance framework: stocktaking and challenges (A8-0190/2015 - Pervenche Berès) DE
Amendments (7)
Amendment 6 #
Draft opinion
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1. Is pleased with the European economic governance framework, which, bybut calls for closer coordinatingon of policies more closely in order to prevent major imbalances, fosters smart, sustainablin order to ensure that European governance cand inclusive growth in line dovetail to more useful effect with the targets set by the Europe 2020 strategy and in that way genuinely serve to foster smart, sustainable and inclusive growth;
Amendment 20 #
Draft opinion
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1a. Calls for economic and monetary union to be made more social in order to improve economic governance, reduce unemployment, poverty, and social exclusion, overcome social dumping, and prevent a race to the bottom in terms of social standards; calls in addition for a social progress pact laying down binding common standards for employment, education, and research and development;
Amendment 59 #
Draft opinion
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3. Calls for the European Semester to be strengthened and deepened as an effective way of preventing a crisis; with this in mind, welcomes the Commission’s proposal to focus its action not only on budget responsibility but also on investment, including social investment, high quality job creation and structural reform in order to link the market economy with social progress;
Amendment 64 #
Draft opinion
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4. Proposes that joint meetings between the EPSCO Council and the Ecofin Council be held with a view to promoting coordinated socio-economic policies geared towards strengthening competitiveness in Europe and giving growth and jobs a sustainabla sustainable boost to growth and jobs alike in order to create bgood jobst;
Amendment 71 #
Draft opinion
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5. Emphasises that the social indicators scoreboard in the Alert Mechanism Report is an important first step in order to identify, in advance, the social impact of measures designed to correct macroeconomic imbalances; calls on the Commission to assess its scope and effectivenessmake the scoreboard binding for Member States and to add further indicators measuring, for example, job quality, distribution of wealth, long-term and youth unemployment, gender equality, and child poverty;
Amendment 118 #
Draft opinion
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9. So as to address the urgent situation with regard to youth unemployment, encourages Member States to use the available resoUrges the Member States to use at the fullest all available financial resources in the Youth Employment Initiative in an effective and focused way, so as to adequately address the urgent situation with regard to youth unemployment; with a view to this, considers it essential that Member States’ co- financing contributions to youth employment measurces in an effective and focused way via the introduction of the youth employment initiative, and recommends tha, such as the Youth Guarantee, are excluded from the calculation of national deficits; calls on the Commission to put forward proposals to further support cross-border mobility, also bey supported via the development oftrengthening the EURES portal as an important vector for youth employment;
Amendment 133 #
Draft opinion
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10. With a view to stepping up democratic scrutiny, recommends that the European Parliament, national parliaments and management and laboursocial partners be more closely involved in economic dialogue between the Member States and the Commission.