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STX Shipyard in Rauma (Finland) STX Shipyard in Rauma (Finland) Reference EGF/2014/008 FI/STX Rauma BACKGROUND • The global maritime industry changed dramatically in Member State Finland recent years. Resulting from the explosive growth of the order book in the period 2002 to 2008, new Sector Shipbuilding shipyards were built, most of them in Asia. However, the global economic and financial crisis meant that the Submitted to European 27 May 2014 order book was halved between 2007 and 2013. As a Commission result of the reduced orders and the significant Total budget planned 2 378 000 expansion by Asia in the shipbuilding market, the sector is currently suffering from global overcapacity EGF contribution 1 426 800 leading to tough competition. Intervention criterion Trade related globalisation • As part of this trend, the EU market share has plummeted. Measured by production volume, the EU Period of reference 7.11.2013 - 7.3.2014 market share in shipbuilding was 5 % in the first three quarters of 2013, down from 13 % in 2007. The Redundancies during period 577 equivalent share of China, South Korea and Japan of reference combined was 86 % in the first three quarters of 2013, Active employment measures while in 2007 this same share had been 77 %. • The Korean STX Group, which owned the shipyard, To be provided to 565 workers got into difficulties in early 2013. In September 2013, and will include : STX Finland unexpectedly announced that the operations of the Rauma shipyard would be Coaching and preparatory discontinued and that the company would concentrate measures its operations in Turku. Services at a service point Training and retraining • More than 40 % of the dismissed workers are over 55 Entrepreneurship promotion and years of age, an age group which in the region is expert services particularly threatened with long-term unemployment. Enterprise survey It is therefore essential to provide the workers with Pay subsidies high-quality high-intensity support and to prepare Allowances for travel, overnight them to work in new sectors, to start their own and removal costs businesses and if necessary to move to a new residence and work place. Page 1 of 1 .
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