Should the EU Introduce Minimum Standards for the Implementation of the Youth Guarantees?

Should the EU Introduce Minimum Standards for the Implementation of the Youth Guarantees?

Should the EU oppose the introduction of minimum standards for the implementation of the youth guarantees? The vote of the MEPs Social policy mostly remains a competence of the Member States of the European Union. However, in some occasions, the European Commission managed to set common frameworks for labor and social standards in the EU. A resolution approved by the European Parliament called on the European Commission to propose a European legal framework introducing minimum standards for the implementation of the youth guarantees, including the quality of apprenticeships, decent wages for young people and access to employment services. However, the Conservative and Eurocritic group ECR rejected this proposal and tried to delete this provision from the text. Ultimately, most MEPs supported the call for a common European framework on this matter and only ECR, ENF and part of EFDD supported the amendment against the minimum standards. The Greeks were also on the same page as the majority of the EU Parliament, with a majority supporting the European legal framework for youth employment. The support came from the loyal members of the EPP (New Democracy), with one exception of Georgios Kyrtsos, who decided to abstain (he did not vote in the plenary, but he eventually notified his intention to abstain). Similarly the leftist members of S&D and DISTRIBUTION OF GREEK POLITICAL PARTIES IN THE EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT IN 2016 GUE-NGL supported the provision as well as Non- Inscrits: European the members of the Communist Party of KKE, Golden United Left- Greece. Interestingly, Eva Kaili from PASOK Dawn Nordic Green Left: voted against it. Apart from Kaili, among the European SYRIZA Greeks, only the members of the far-right Conservativ es and Golden Dawn voted in favour of the critical Reformists: amendment. ANEL Progressive Alliance of Socialists European People's and . Party: Democrats: New Democracy Elia, Potami Should the EU oppose the introduction of minimum standards for the implementation of the youth guarantees? The vote of MEPs elected in Greece* Georgios EPITIDEIOS Lampros FOUNTOULIS Eleftherios SYNADINOS For Eva KAILI Popular Association – Golden Dawn Popular Association – Golden Dawn Popular Association – Golden Dawn Panhellenic Socialist Movement - Olive Tree NI NI NI S&D Against Manolis KEFALOGIANNIS Maria SPYRAKI Elissavet VOZEMBERG-VRIONIDI Theodoros ZAGORAKIS Kostas CHRYSOGONOS Emmanouil GLEZOS New Democracy New Democracy New Democracy New Democracy Coalition of the Radical Left Coalition of the Radical Left EPP EPP EPP EPP GUE/NGL GUE/NGL Georgios KATROUGKALOS Kostadinka KUNEVA Dimitrios PAPADIMOULIS Sofia SAKORAFA Konstantinos PAPADAKIS Sotirios ZARIANOPOULOS Coalition of the Radical Left Coalition of the Radical Left Coalition of the Radical Left Independent Communist Party of Greece Communist Party of Greece GUE/NGL GUE/NGL GUE/NGL GUE/NGL NI NI Nikos ANDROULAKIS Giorgos GRAMMATIKAKIS Miltiadis KYRKOS Panhellenic Socialist Movement - The River The River Olive Tree S&D S&D S&D Notis MARIAS Abstain Independent ECR Georgios KYRTSOS Didn't vote New Democracy EPP *Source : Jacques Delors Institute / Data : www.votewatch.eu .

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