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En En Amendments 1 European Parliament 2019-2024 Committee on Employment and Social Affairs 2020/2076(INI) 17.6.2020 AMENDMENTS 1 - 174 Draft opinion Jordi Cañas (PE652.607v01-00) A New Industrial Strategy for Europe (2020/2076(INI)) AM\1207099EN.docx PE653.758v01-00 EN United in diversityEN AM_Com_NonLegOpinion PE653.758v01-00 2/88 AM\1207099EN.docx EN Amendment 1 Ádám Kósa Draft opinion Recital A Draft opinion Amendment A. whereas today EU industry A. whereas today EU industry employs around 35 million people and employs around 35 million people and accounts for over 80 % of exports; whereas accounts for over 80 % of exports; whereas women still remain under-represented women still remain under-represented across industrial sectors, occupations and across industrial sectors, occupations and management levels; management levels despite the fact that based on Eurostat data on educational attainment, women have already reached the Europe 2020 headline target in2013 with a proportion of 40,1% of women having completed tertiary education and despite the fact that in 2019 in the age group of 20-24 years 86,2% of women had completed at least upper secondary education while only 81% of men; Or. en Amendment 2 Marc Botenga, Leila Chaibi, Nikolaj Villumsen, Sandra Pereira, Konstantinos Arvanitis Draft opinion Recital A Draft opinion Amendment A. whereas today EU industry A. whereas Europe needs a socially employs around 35 million people and effective and environmentally sustainable accounts for over 80 % of exports; whereas industrial strategy prioritizing equal women still remain under-represented development; whereas today EU industry across industrial sectors, occupations and employs around 35 million people and management levels; accounts for over 80 % of exports; whereas women still remain under-represented across industrial sectors, occupations and management levels; Or. en AM\1207099EN.docx 3/88 PE653.758v01-00 EN Amendment 3 Elżbieta Rafalska, Beata Szydło, Anna Zalewska Draft opinion Recital A Draft opinion Amendment A. whereas today EU industry A. whereas today EU industry employs around 35 million people and employs around 35 million people, accounts for over 80 % of exports; whereas generates several millions industry-linked women still remain under-represented jobs and accounts for over 80 % of exports across industrial sectors, occupations and and has dominant role in placing direct management levels; foreign investments; whereas women still remain under-represented across industrial sectors, occupations and management levels; Or. en Amendment 4 Lina Gálvez Muñoz, Milan Brglez, Evelyn Regner, Brando Benifei, Alicia Homs Ginel, Marc Angel, Pierfrancesco Majorino, Estrella Durá Ferrandis, Agnes Jongerius, Gabriele Bischoff, Elisabetta Gualmini, Manuel Pizarro Draft opinion Recital A Draft opinion Amendment A. whereas today EU industry A. whereas today EU industry employs around 35 million people and employs around 35 million people and accounts for over 80 % of exports; whereas accounts for over 80 % of exports; whereas women still remain under-represented women still remain under-represented across industrial sectors, occupations and across industrial sectors, occupations and management levels; management levels and more often employed in industrial sectors with a lower value-added or sub-sectors Or. en Amendment 5 Loucas Fourlas PE653.758v01-00 4/88 AM\1207099EN.docx EN Draft opinion Recital A Draft opinion Amendment A. whereas today EU industry A. whereas today EU industry employs around 35 million people and employs around 35 million people and accounts for over 80 % of exports; whereas accounts for over 80 % of exports; whereas women still remain under-represented women and disabled persons still remain across industrial sectors, occupations and under-represented across industrial sectors, management levels; occupations and management levels; whereas optimal social mobility is yet to be achieved Or. en Amendment 6 Kim Van Sparrentak Draft opinion Recital A Draft opinion Amendment A. whereas today EU industry A. whereas today EU industry employs around 35 million people and employs around 35 million people and accounts for over 80 % of exports; whereas accounts for over 80 % of exports; women still remain under-represented whereas the EU industry has a very large across industrial sectors, occupations and environmental footprint; whereas women management levels; still remain under-represented across industrial sectors, occupations and management levels; Or. en Amendment 7 Margarita de la Pisa Carrión Draft opinion Recital A Draft opinion Amendment A. whereas today EU industry A. whereas today EU industry employs around 35 million people and employs around 35 million people and AM\1207099EN.docx 5/88 PE653.758v01-00 EN accounts for over 80 % of exports; whereas accounts for over 80 % of exports; whereas women still remain under-represented the rate of women across industrial sectors across industrial sectors, occupations and is lower than the rate of men, from management levels; education ant training to occupations and management levels; Or. en Amendment 8 Stelios Kympouropoulos Draft opinion Recital A Draft opinion Amendment A. whereas today EU industry A. whereas today EU industry employs around 35 million people and employs around 35 million people and accounts for over 80 % of exports; whereas accounts for over 80 % of exports; whereas women still remain under-represented women and disabled people still remain across industrial sectors, occupations and under-represented across industrial sectors, management levels; occupations and management levels; Or. en Amendment 9 Sara Skyttedal Draft opinion Recital A a (new) Draft opinion Amendment A a. whereas ambitious trade agreements is an prerequsite for creating jobs in the EU; Acknowledges that the corona crisis risks leading to increased economic nationalism and protectionism, furthermore the challenge of rule-based free trade and global value chains is further challenged with the re- nationalization of production the breaking up of global value chains which is a threat to European competitiveness and quality jobs; to this end, calls on PE653.758v01-00 6/88 AM\1207099EN.docx EN stakeholders to diversify their supply chains in order to reduce vulnerability; Or. en Amendment 10 Margarita de la Pisa Carrión Draft opinion Recital A a (new) Draft opinion Amendment A a. Whereas SMEs represents over 99% of all European firms but only 17% have successfully integrated digital technologies into their business; whereas 70% of firms reports access to talent as an obstacle to invest across EU; Or. en Amendment 11 Elżbieta Rafalska, Beata Szydło, Anna Zalewska Draft opinion Recital A a (new) Draft opinion Amendment A a. whereas Europe has centuries - old strong industrial traditions and is therefore fit for efficient twin transition based on social economy and EU values; Or. en Amendment 12 Kim Van Sparrentak Draft opinion Recital B AM\1207099EN.docx 7/88 PE653.758v01-00 EN Draft opinion Amendment B. whereas the EU industrial strategy B. whereas the new EU industrial must serve as a vector for creating more strategy must serve across all sectors and and better jobs and achieve an inclusive companies as a response to the societal and balanced job market, accompanying and environmental challenges such as the transition towards a digital and carbon- unemployment, aging, mobility, climate neutral industry; change and biodiversity, for creating more greener and decent jobs and achieve an inclusive and balanced job market, in order to accompany a fair and just transition towards a digital and a fully renewables- based , highly resource- and energy- efficient, circular and climate neutral economy by 2040; Or. en Amendment 13 Jordi Cañas Draft opinion Recital B Draft opinion Amendment B. whereas the EU industrial strategy B. whereas the EU industrial strategy must serve as a vector for creating more must serve as a vector for creating more and better jobs and achieve an inclusive and better jobs and achieve an inclusive and balanced job market, accompanying and balanced job market, accompanying the transition towards a digital and carbon- the twin transitions towards a digital and neutral industry; carbon-neutral industry; whereas the implementation of the Green Deal and the Digital Strategy should boost sustainable growth towards a greener and more circular industry and create new job opportunities; Or. en Amendment 14 Marc Botenga, Leila Chaibi, Nikolaj Villumsen, Sandra Pereira, Konstantinos Arvanitis PE653.758v01-00 8/88 AM\1207099EN.docx EN Draft opinion Recital B Draft opinion Amendment B. whereas the EU industrial strategy B. whereas the EU industrial strategy must serve as a vector for creating more must guarantee quality jobs and achieve and better jobs and achieve an inclusive an inclusive and balanced job market that and balanced job market, accompanying benefits the people, accompanying the the transition towards a digital and carbon- transition towards a digital and carbon- neutral industry; neutral industry; whereas the EU industrial strategy must serve as a booster for social cohesion and in that way contribute to the fight against social dumping; Or. en Amendment 15 José Manuel Fernandes Draft opinion Recital B Draft opinion Amendment B. whereas the EU industrial strategy B. whereas the EU industrial strategy must serve as a vector for creating more should strengthen the role of SMEs as the and better jobs and achieve an inclusive backbone of the European economy; and balanced job
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