These toolkits will take a gradual approach, increasing the level of sophistication according to the sector, and the size and needs of the company, and will use simple non-technical language.

We particularly welcome the integration of the Fund regulation; the assurances that we have obtained thanks to the tenacity of the members of the Committee on Budgets; the implementation of the safeguard clauses, which will enable us to support employees who have been made redundant; the creation of a European one-stop shop, which will guarantee everyone equal access to information; the certification of acquired experience, which recognises employees who find themselves out of a job after years of work; the funding of cooperative projects and the obtaining of micro-credits; and the maintaining of Article 10, which sets a rate of 50 ...[+++]% for the European Globalisation Adjustment Fund’s contribution to the funding of issues, which makes this tool an entirely European fund.

Notes that the employment situation in the region is difficult as the unemployment rates reached 18 % for women and 16,32 % for men in the end of 2011; welcomes the fact that EGF is seen as an efficient tool to support local labour markets and that the region has already applied for the EGF support (EGF/2010/003 ES Galicia / Textile sector);

Yet, lost at the bottom of the hole, starts Mrs Theato, who declares in her explanatory statement that ‘it has long been acknowledged that the Communities' financial interests require special protection under criminal law’.

Accordingly, the Commission has proposed incorporating a new tool into the COM: regulatory funds.

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