BREDA NEEMT PLAATS in DE STOEL VAN EUROPA Debatteer Mee Over Jeugdwerkloosheid Op 14 Januari

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BREDA NEEMT PLAATS IN DE STOEL VAN EUROPA Debatteer mee over jeugdwerkloosheid op 14 januari ÉÉN DAG EUROPARLEMENTARIËR Kom en win een reis voor 2 personen naar Brussel! Wat doet Europa aan de jeugdwerkloosheid in West-Brabant? DebatleiderDebatleider: Philip Walkate (cabaretier) Europarlementariërs: Marietje Schaake (D66) | Marije Cornelissen (GroenLinks) | Thijs Berman (PvdA) | Lambert van Nistelrooij (CDA) Stef Blok (Tweede Kamerlid VVD) | Jeroen de Glas (Voorzitter FNV Jong) | Marja Heerkens (Wethouder Sociale Zaken Gemeente Breda) Jeannette van Haren (Districtsmanager UWV WERKbedrijf) Café Publieke Werken St. Annastraat 12, Breda Donderdag 14 januari van 20.00 tot 22.00 uur (inloop vanaf 19.30 uur) Aanmelden op www.europeesparlement.nl of door een e-mail te sturen naar [email protected] De toegang is gratis De economische crisis komt vooral bij jongeren hard aan. Een baan vinden is voor hen het moeilijkst. En ze vliegen er ook vaak als eerste uit. Brabant, groot geworden door ondernemerschap, voelt sterk de pijn van de stijgende jeugdwerkloosheid. Wachten tot de crisis overwaait is geen optie. De handen moeten uit de mouwen! Hoe voorkomen we dat een jonge generatie verloren gaat? Doet de overheid wel genoeg? Bieden ondernemers jongeren wel voldoende kansen? Strijden jongeren zelf wel hard genoeg voor hun kansen? En hoe kan Europa ons helpen? Europarlementariërs willen met u in debat over de aanpak van de jeugdwerkloosheid in West-Brabant. Zij kruisen de degens met bestuurders, ondernemers, vakbonden, jongeren, wetenschappers en lokale organisaties. Programma 19.30 - 20.00 uur Inloop 20.00 - 22.00 uur Debat ‘Breda op de stoel van Europa’ 22.00 - 22.30 uur Afsluiting en borrel Jeannette van Haren is voor één dag Europarlementariër Jeannette van Haren is districtsmanager van UWV WERKbedrijf West-Brabant & Zeeland. De bestrijding van jeugdwerkloosheid is één van haar speerpunten. Dagelijks zet UWV WERKbedrijf, in samenwerking met omringende gemeenten, zich in om werkzoekenden snel aan een baan te helpen en werkgevers te voorzien van goed personeel. Jeannette is tijdens het debat voor één dag Europarlementariër. Zij bekijkt voor één keer dit vraagstuk door een Brusselse bril. Omgekeerd kruipen de Europarlementariërs even in de huid van Jeannette..

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