instead of continuing to regulations increase lab er flexibility we need to concentrate on public investment which can stimulate the productive sectors prevent redundancies r
Instead of continuing to liberalise regulations and increase labour market flexibility, we need to concentrate on public investment, which can stimulate the productive sectors, prevent redundancies, reduce the average working day without any loss of pay, prevent unemployment, and ensure universal access to high-quality public services in health, education and training, research, housing, justice and the environment.
Instead of continuing to regulations increase labour flexibility, we need to concentrate on public investment, which can stimulate the productive sectors, prevent redundancies, reduce the day any loss of pay, unemployment, and ensure access to high-quality public services health, education training, research, housing, and environment.