スペインの26歳以下の失業率が55%なのは、欧州の指導者の注意や心配を惹く
El paro juvenil español acapara la atención de los líderes europeos
Rehn afirma estar "muy preocupado" por los problemas de quienes entran en el mercado laboral
El líder de la Eurocámara pide a Báñez un compromiso de crear empleo a cambio de la rebaja
Los jóvenes autónomos cotizarán 50 euros al mes durante medio año
EP Madrid 28 ENE 2013 - 16:10 CET
The Spanish youth unemployment captures the attention of European leaders
Rehn said he was "very concerned" about the problems of those who enter the labor market
The leader of the Parliament asks Banez commitment to create jobs in exchange for the reduction
Young autonomous quoted 50 euros a month for half a year
EP Madrid 28 ENE 2013 - 16:10 CET
Thursday was German Chancellor Angela Merkel, who told the Spanish youth unemployment as one of the major problems of Europe and this Monday was the vice president of the European Commission responsible for Economic Affairs, Olli Rehn, who has revealed that the issue concerns beyond Spanish borders. During a ceremony in Madrid, Rehn said he was "very concerned" about rising unemployment, especially those entering the labor market, although said to be "aware" that they are taking "measures for growth and adjustment prosecutor. "
Speaking to the media prior to participating in the summit of the European Trade Union Confederation (ETUC), Rehn said he would talk more about these concerns in the hearings that take place at the union meeting itself, and, later, at the wheel release that came after his meeting with Economy Minister Luis de Guindos.
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The unemployment rate among under-25s in Spain exceeds 55%, a level not seen since the statistics are comparable. This means that one in two young people are unemployed. In total, the latest Labour Force Survey shows that 930,200 of them are unemployed. Furthermore, in a dangerous derived from the lack of opportunity to even start his career, many young people, including a large number of skilled workers are choosing to leave the country.
For his part, President of the European Parliament, Martin Schulz, who also participated in the 40th anniversary of the CES, has warned that the reduction of contributions entrepreneurs 50 euro for six months, announced today by the Minister for Employment Fatima Banez, will be "fine" when accompanied by a "binding commitment" to create jobs for young people.
"What can not be is on one hand to stop paying contributions and then not create jobs," said. His argument is that it is "absolutely necessary to have a combination of fiscal discipline and growth strategy." More specifically, has committed to developing "targeted investment", especially in the infrastructure sector, to combat youth unemployment.
According to the Labour MEP, is a "shame" and "totally unacceptable" that in European countries such as Spain, one in two young people find work and this situation has demanded greater presence of unions in the EU.
Along with Merkel, Rehn or Schulz, the president of the European Commission, José Manuel Durão Barroso, has also criticized in the past the level of youth unemployment, calling it "scandalous".
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