• Build, rebuild and strengthen social dialogue and collective bargaining systems at all levels across Europe (and in this way repair a part of the mistakes made after the previous 2008- 09 crisis). Adopt policies that increase the coverage of collective agreements.

• Maintain European and national economic and social support measures that have been put in place since the start of the pandemic for as long as necessary.

• Implement policy measures to cushion the current rise of energy prices, such as tax relief on energy prices and/or energy price caps, as these increases cannot be tackled only by collectively agreed wage increases in most countries.

• Resist the temptation to put in place austerity measures that would hamper economic growth and lead to social pressure.

• Promote internal demand by supporting purchasing power.

• End the restrictive European fiscal rules, that prevent the expansion of social investments and legitimise the reduction of labour standards and wage moderation.

• Develop a fairer taxation system in the EU by eliminating tax havens and tax loopholes, as well as by implementing a minimum corporate tax to ensure that companies pay taxes on profits in the countries where workers help produce them.

• Reform the EU’s economic governance systems in a progressive way that promotes social reform, addresses inequalities and enables a fair recovery and a just twin transition

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MORE AND BETTER JOBS

HEADLINE TARGET: at least 78% of the population aged 20 to 64 should be in employment by 2030.

SKILLS AND EQUALITY

HEADLINE TARGET: at least 60% of all adults should be participating in training every year by 2030.

SOCIAL PROTECTION AND INCLUSION

HEADLINE TARGET: a reduction of at least 15 million - down from 2019 levels - in the number of people at risk of poverty or social exclusion.