EUROVOC descriptor: social integration labour mobility application of EU law job access worker (EU) migrant worker labour law equal treatment working conditions

F. whereas mobility flows are driven mainly by labour demand, and in times of labour supply and demand mismatches at European level transitional barriers can hamper the economic development of European companies and the right to work and reside on the territory of another Member State;

7. Expresses its concern about the potentially negative effects of some provisions of the Recommendation on local repertoires and on cultural diversity, as it might involve the risk of favouring a concentration of rights in the bigger CRMs; considers that the impact of any initiative for the introduction of competition between rights managers in attracting the most profitable right-holders should be evaluated;

For the benefit of the previous speakers, Walesa's slogans of alleged freedom and solidarity for the workers, led them – impoverished, subjugated and disenfranchised – into the hands of the capitalists.

63. Deplores the fact that, inside the EU, the problem of the concentration of media in the hands of a few big groups has still not found a legislative solution, and reiterates that the constitution of de facto monopolies must be controlled using, inter alia, parameters relating to respect for fundamental rights and, in particular, freedom of expression, as in Article 11 of the Charter of fundamental rights of the EU; recalls its resolution of 20 November 2002 on media concentration and reiterates its concern about the Italian situation, where there is an ongoing concentration of the media in the hands of the Prime Minister in the absen ...[+++]ce of appropriate legislation to avoid a conflict of interests;

Within these frameworks, it aims to maximise the potential for companies to guarantee an abundance of skilled manpower, so that they can choose as much as they need, as and when they need it, so as to depress the price of manpower, trample the workers' rights and vested interests underfoot and, generally, enhance the exploitation of scientific manpower.