The Twenty-five revive the Lisbon strategy and flexicurity

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During the European Council of last 23 and 24 March, the Heads of State and government of the Twenty-five revived the Lisbon strategy while setting the objective to create six million jobs between now and 2007. Social partners should be better associated to reforms. (Réf. 06294)
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27 March 2006 à 14h40

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Publication: 27 March 2006 à 14h40, Updated on 24 March 2013 à 13h46

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The Heads of State and government announced the creation of six million jobs over the period 2005-2007, to reach, in 2010, an employment rate of 70%. Concerning the priority actions, they recommend:

  • More investment in knowledge and innovation;

  • A development of companies’ potential, in particular of SME;

  • A greater participation in the labour market of the targeted categories, notably young people, women, seniors, handicapped people, legal migrants as well as ethnic minorities. The European Cou
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