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PURPOSE: to mobilise the European Globalisation
Adjustment Fund (EGF) following redundancies in car industry in
Sweden and Austria, and in the construction sector in the
Netherlands.
PROPOSED ACT: Decision of the European Parliament and
of the Council.
CONTENT: Regulation (EC)
No 1927/2006 set up the European Globalisation Adjustment Fund
(EGF) which provides additional support to redundant workers who
suffer from the consequences of major structural changes in world
trade patterns and to assist them with their reintegration into the
labour market (COD/2006/0033).
The Interinstitutional
Agreement of 17 May 2006 allows for the mobilisation of the
European Globalisation Adjustment Fund (EGF) through a flexibility
mechanism, within the annual ceiling of EUR 500 million.
The Commission services carried out a thorough
examination of 3 applications for the mobilisation of the EGF as
follows:
1. Sweden: Case EGF/2009/007 SE/ Volvo: the application was
presented to the Commission on 5 June 2009 by the Swedish
authorities. It was based upon the specific intervention criteria
of Article 2(a) of Regulation (EC) No 1927/2006, and was submitted
within the deadline of 10 weeks referred to that Regulation. Since
this application was received after 1 May 2009, it was assessed on
the basis of the modified rules laid down in Regulation (EC) No
546/2009. Sweden submitted this application under the
intervention criteria which requires at least 500 redundancies over
a four-month period. It concerns 4 687 workers dismissed from 26
production sites, of whom 2 258 were dismissed by Volvo Cars. In
order to establish the link between the redundancies and the global
financial and economic crisis, Sweden argues that the crisis has
affected the automotive sector particularly severely. The current
difficulties in access to credit are another major concern to Volvo
Cars and its suppliers, as regards both production and sales, since
potential consumers are now limited in their access to
funds.
- Impacts: 73% of the
redundancies occurred in the region Västsverige. Layoffs
during the last quarter of 2008 and the first quarter of 2009 were
almost nine times higher than during the same period a year
earlier. A new report has calculated that a total of 60 000 to 70
000 workers are employed in the broader automotive industry (with
its suppliers in other sectors) in that county, which equals some 8
to 9 % of its total employment. Therefore, the redundancies can be
seen to have a significantly negative effect on the local and
regional economy.
-
In conclusion: for the reasons set out above, it is
proposed to accept application EGF/2009/007 SE/Volvo
submitted by Sweden relating to the redundancies in Volvo
Cars. A direct and demonstrable link has been provided that
these redundancies result from the global financial and economic
crisis. A co-ordinated package of eligible personalised services
has been proposed of which the requested contribution of the EGF is
EUR 9 839 674.
2. Austria:Case EGF/2009/009
AT/Steiermark:
the Austrian authorities submitted the application to the
Commission on 9 July 2009 based upon specific intervention criteria
of Article 2(b) of Regulation (EC) No 1927/2006, and was submitted
within the deadline of 10 weeks referred to that Regulation. The
application cites a total of 744 redundancies during the 9-month
period of reference in 9 enterprises operating in the region of
Styria. In order to establish the link
between the redundancies and the global financial and economic
crisis, Austria argues that the crisis has led to a sharp decrease
in the world-wide demand for cars. Between January 2008 and January
2009 the export of road vehicles from the Community-27 to countries
outside the Community decreased by 47.7 % and for passenger cars by
52.5 %. For Austria, for the same period, the decline in exports
was even more pronounced: for road vehicles exports decreased by
51.3 % and for passenger cars by 59.4 %. In the automotive sector,
the financial crisis, the global setback in economic activities,
the increasing difficulties in getting access to credit and the
increasing uncertainty, caused inter alia by the volatility of
prices for crude oil and motor fuels, led to a sharp and
unpredicted decrease in sales volumes.
- Impacts: the
Land of Styria, where the redundancies occurred, suffers from
structural weaknesses, in particular a relatively small share of
the services sector, an export oriented economy and a high
dependence on the demand in the automotive sector. This makes the
region particularly vulnerable to the impacts of the global crisis.
The 744 redundant workers in the present application represent an
increase of about 7 %. In view of these circumstances, the
redundancies can be seen to have a significantly negative effect on
the local and regional economy.
- In conclusion: it
is proposed to accept application EGF/2009/009 AT/Steiermark
submitted by Austria. A direct and demonstrable link has been
provided that these redundancies result from the global financial
and economic crisis. Therefore, a co-ordinated package of eligible
personalised services has been proposed of which the requested
contribution of the EGF is EUR 5 705 635.
3. The Netherlands: Case EGF/2009/011 NL/Heijmans N.V.: the Netherlands submitted the application to the
Commission on 4 August 2009. It was based upon the specific
intervention criteria Article 2(a) of Regulation (EC) No 1927/2006
and was submitted within the deadline of 10 weeks referred to in
that Regulation. Since this application was received after 1 May
2009, it was assessed on the basis of the modified rules laid down
in Regulation (EC) No 546/2009. The Netherlands submitted this
application under the intervention criteria which requires at least
500 redundancies over a four-month period in an enterprise in a
Member State, including workers made redundant in its suppliers or
downstream producers. The application cites 570 redundancies in one
enterprise Heijmans N.V. during the four-month period of reference
from 29 January 2009 to 29 May 2009. In order to establish the link
between the redundancies and the global financial and economic
crisis, the Netherlands argue that the construction sector was one
of the first economic sectors to be affected by the crisis. Since
early 2008 the prices of raw materials such as steel, fuel and
various materials for road construction increased exponentially.
This affected the profit margin of construction firms and resulted
in an increased demand for project financing through loans, which
became subject to very strict rules. Simultaneously, due to
declining consumer confidence, low house prices and high mortgage
costs the demand for new houses and offices declined (new utility
building projects will diminish by 6 % in 2009 and by 10 % in
2010).
- Impacts: the
redundancies will have an impact at all three levels: at national
level, because Heijmans N.V. has subsidiaries located all around
the Netherlands, workers were made redundant in the following
locations: Groningen, Leeuwarden, Assen, Hengelo, Eindhoven, Best,
Rosmalen, Tilburg, Breda and Rotterdam and at regional level,
because about 40 % of the redundancies occurred in the province of
Northern Brabant. At the local level, because 15 % of the
redundancies occurred in Rotterdam. Both the province of Northern
Brabant and the city of Rotterdam already in 2008 had an
above-average decline in economic activity. In conclusion, in these
circumstances, the redundancies can be seen to have a significantly
negative effect on the local and regional economy.
- In conclusion, it is
proposed to accept application EGF/2009/011 NL/Heijmans
submitted by the Netherlands relating to the redundancies in
Heijmans N.V, as evidence of a direct and demonstrable link has
been provided that these redundancies result from the global
financial and economic crisis. Therefore, a co-ordinated package of
eligible personalised services has been proposed of which the
requested contribution of the EGF is EUR
386 114.
IMPACT ASSESSMENT: not applicable.
BUDGETARY IMPLICATIONS: the total annual budget
available for the EGF is EUR 500 million. An amount of EUR
37 107 624 has already been mobilised for prior applications
in 2009 leaving an amount of EUR 462 892 376 available. In the
light of the examination of these applications8, and considering
the maximum possible amount of a grant from the Fund as Well as the
scope for reallocating appropriations, the Commission proposes to
deploy the EGF for a total amount of EUR 15 931 423, to be
allocated under heading 1a of the financial framework, via the
simplified trialogue procedure, as required by Point 28 of the
Inter-institutional Agreement of 17 May 2006.
The Commission invites the first of the two arms of
the Budgetary Authority that reaches agreement on the draft
mobilisation proposal, at appropriate political level, to inform
the other arm and the Commission of its intentions.
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PURPOSE: to mobilise the European Globalisation
Adjustment Fund (EGF) following redundancies in car industry in
Sweden and Austria, and in the construction sector in the
Netherlands.
PROPOSED ACT: Decision of the European Parliament and
of the Council.
CONTENT: Regulation (EC)
No 1927/2006 set up the European Globalisation Adjustment Fund
(EGF) which provides additional support to redundant workers who
suffer from the consequences of major structural changes in world
trade patterns and to assist them with their reintegration into the
labour market (COD/2006/0033).
The Interinstitutional
Agreement of 17 May 2006 allows for the mobilisation of the
European Globalisation Adjustment Fund (EGF) through a flexibility
mechanism, within the annual ceiling of EUR 500 million.
The Commission services carried out a thorough
examination of 3 applications for the mobilisation of the EGF as
follows:
1. Sweden: Case EGF/2009/007 SE/ Volvo: the application was
presented to the Commission on 5 June 2009 by the Swedish
authorities. It was based upon the specific intervention criteria
of Article 2(a) of Regulation (EC) No 1927/2006, and was submitted
within the deadline of 10 weeks referred to that Regulation. Since
this application was received after 1 May 2009, it was assessed on
the basis of the modified rules laid down in Regulation (EC) No
546/2009. Sweden submitted this application under the
intervention criteria which requires at least 500 redundancies over
a four-month period. It concerns 4 687 workers dismissed from 26
production sites, of whom 2 258 were dismissed by Volvo Cars. In
order to establish the link between the redundancies and the global
financial and economic crisis, Sweden argues that the crisis has
affected the automotive sector particularly severely. The current
difficulties in access to credit are another major concern to Volvo
Cars and its suppliers, as regards both production and sales, since
potential consumers are now limited in their access to
funds.
- Impacts: 73% of the
redundancies occurred in the region Västsverige. Layoffs
during the last quarter of 2008 and the first quarter of 2009 were
almost nine times higher than during the same period a year
earlier. A new report has calculated that a total of 60 000 to 70
000 workers are employed in the broader automotive industry (with
its suppliers in other sectors) in that county, which equals some 8
to 9 % of its total employment. Therefore, the redundancies can be
seen to have a significantly negative effect on the local and
regional economy.
-
In conclusion: for the reasons set out above, it is
proposed to accept application EGF/2009/007 SE/Volvo
submitted by Sweden relating to the redundancies in Volvo
Cars. A direct and demonstrable link has been provided that
these redundancies result from the global financial and economic
crisis. A co-ordinated package of eligible personalised services
has been proposed of which the requested contribution of the EGF is
EUR 9 839 674.
2. Austria:Case EGF/2009/009
AT/Steiermark:
the Austrian authorities submitted the application to the
Commission on 9 July 2009 based upon specific intervention criteria
of Article 2(b) of Regulation (EC) No 1927/2006, and was submitted
within the deadline of 10 weeks referred to that Regulation. The
application cites a total of 744 redundancies during the 9-month
period of reference in 9 enterprises operating in the region of
Styria. In order to establish the link
between the redundancies and the global financial and economic
crisis, Austria argues that the crisis has led to a sharp decrease
in the world-wide demand for cars. Between January 2008 and January
2009 the export of road vehicles from the Community-27 to countries
outside the Community decreased by 47.7 % and for passenger cars by
52.5 %. For Austria, for the same period, the decline in exports
was even more pronounced: for road vehicles exports decreased by
51.3 % and for passenger cars by 59.4 %. In the automotive sector,
the financial crisis, the global setback in economic activities,
the increasing difficulties in getting access to credit and the
increasing uncertainty, caused inter alia by the volatility of
prices for crude oil and motor fuels, led to a sharp and
unpredicted decrease in sales volumes.
- Impacts: the
Land of Styria, where the redundancies occurred, suffers from
structural weaknesses, in particular a relatively small share of
the services sector, an export oriented economy and a high
dependence on the demand in the automotive sector. This makes the
region particularly vulnerable to the impacts of the global crisis.
The 744 redundant workers in the present application represent an
increase of about 7 %. In view of these circumstances, the
redundancies can be seen to have a significantly negative effect on
the local and regional economy.
- In conclusion: it
is proposed to accept application EGF/2009/009 AT/Steiermark
submitted by Austria. A direct and demonstrable link has been
provided that these redundancies result from the global financial
and economic crisis. Therefore, a co-ordinated package of eligible
personalised services has been proposed of which the requested
contribution of the EGF is EUR 5 705 635.
3. The Netherlands: Case EGF/2009/011 NL/Heijmans N.V.: the Netherlands submitted the application to the
Commission on 4 August 2009. It was based upon the specific
intervention criteria Article 2(a) of Regulation (EC) No 1927/2006
and was submitted within the deadline of 10 weeks referred to in
that Regulation. Since this application was received after 1 May
2009, it was assessed on the basis of the modified rules laid down
in Regulation (EC) No 546/2009. The Netherlands submitted this
application under the intervention criteria which requires at least
500 redundancies over a four-month period in an enterprise in a
Member State, including workers made redundant in its suppliers or
downstream producers. The application cites 570 redundancies in one
enterprise Heijmans N.V. during the four-month period of reference
from 29 January 2009 to 29 May 2009. In order to establish the link
between the redundancies and the global financial and economic
crisis, the Netherlands argue that the construction sector was one
of the first economic sectors to be affected by the crisis. Since
early 2008 the prices of raw materials such as steel, fuel and
various materials for road construction increased exponentially.
This affected the profit margin of construction firms and resulted
in an increased demand for project financing through loans, which
became subject to very strict rules. Simultaneously, due to
declining consumer confidence, low house prices and high mortgage
costs the demand for new houses and offices declined (new utility
building projects will diminish by 6 % in 2009 and by 10 % in
2010).
- Impacts: the
redundancies will have an impact at all three levels: at national
level, because Heijmans N.V. has subsidiaries located all around
the Netherlands, workers were made redundant in the following
locations: Groningen, Leeuwarden, Assen, Hengelo, Eindhoven, Best,
Rosmalen, Tilburg, Breda and Rotterdam and at regional level,
because about 40 % of the redundancies occurred in the province of
Northern Brabant. At the local level, because 15 % of the
redundancies occurred in Rotterdam. Both the province of Northern
Brabant and the city of Rotterdam already in 2008 had an
above-average decline in economic activity. In conclusion, in these
circumstances, the redundancies can be seen to have a significantly
negative effect on the local and regional economy.
- In conclusion, it is
proposed to accept application EGF/2009/011 NL/Heijmans
submitted by the Netherlands relating to the redundancies in
Heijmans N.V, as evidence of a direct and demonstrable link has
been provided that these redundancies result from the global
financial and economic crisis. Therefore, a co-ordinated package of
eligible personalised services has been proposed of which the
requested contribution of the EGF is EUR
386 114.
IMPACT ASSESSMENT: not applicable.
BUDGETARY IMPLICATIONS: the total annual budget
available for the EGF is EUR 500 million. An amount of EUR
37 107 624 has already been mobilised for prior applications
in 2009 leaving an amount of EUR 462 892 376 available. In the
light of the examination of these applications8, and considering
the maximum possible amount of a grant from the Fund as Well as the
scope for reallocating appropriations, the Commission proposes to
deploy the EGF for a total amount of EUR 15 931 423, to be
allocated under heading 1a of the financial framework, via the
simplified trialogue procedure, as required by Point 28 of the
Inter-institutional Agreement of 17 May 2006.
The Commission invites the first of the two arms of
the Budgetary Authority that reaches agreement on the draft
mobilisation proposal, at appropriate political level, to inform
the other arm and the Commission of its intentions.
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The Committee on Budgets adopted the report drawn up
by Reimer BÖGE (EPP, DE) on the proposal for a decision of the
European Parliament and of the Council on the mobilisation of the
European Globalisation Adjustment Fund for an amount of EUR
15 931 423 in commitment and payment appropriations.
This amount is intended to provide assistance to Sweden, Austria
and the Netherlands in respect of cases concerning redundancies in
the automotive and in the construction sector.
MEPs recall that the European Union has set up the
appropriate legislative and budgetary instruments to provide
additional support to workers who suffer from the consequences of
major structural changes in world trade patterns and to assist
their reintegration into the labour market. Given that these three
countries have requested assistance in respect of cases concerning
redundancies in the automotive sector in Sweden and Austria, and in
the construction sector in one enterprise, Heijmans N.V., in the
Netherlands and that these applications have fulfilled the
eligibility criteria set up by the EGF Regulation, MEPs call on the
institutions involved to make the necessary efforts to accelerate
the mobilisation of the EGF for the requested amount.
In addition, they recall the institutions' commitment
to ensure a smooth and rapid procedure for the adoption of the
decisions on the mobilisation of the Fund, providing one-off,
time-limited individual support geared to helping workers who have
suffered redundancies as a result of globalisation. They stress
that the European Union should use all its means to face the
consequences of the global economic and financial crisis and that
in this respect the EGF can play a crucial role in the
reintegration of the workers made redundant into the labour
market.
MEPs also recall
that:
- the possibility of grouping proposals for decisions on
the mobilisation of the fund together into batches puts in
jeopardy the right of the budgetary authority to examine each
application on the basis of its own merits and could, as a
consequence, penalise certain of them;
- assistance from the EGF shall not replace actions
which are the responsibility of companies by virtue of national law
or collective agreements, nor measures restructuring companies or
sectors;
- in the context of mobilising the EGF, not to
systematically transfer payment appropriations from the European
Union Social Fund, since the EGF was created as a separate specific
instrument with its own objectives and deadlines;
- the functioning and the added value of the EGF should
be evaluated in the context of the general assessment of the
programmes and other various instruments created by the IIA
of 17 May 2006, within the process of the 2007-2013 multiannual
financial framework budget review.
Lastly, MEPs call on the Commission from now on to
submit proposals to authorise the mobilisation of the Fund
separately for every single application.
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The European Parliament adopted by 531 votes to 61,
with 18 abstentions, a resolution approving the proposal for a
decision of the European Parliament and of the Council on the
mobilisation of the European Globalisation Adjustment Fund for an
amount of EUR 15 931 423 in commitment and payment
appropriations. This amount is intended to provide assistance to
Sweden, Austria and the Netherlands in respect of cases concerning
redundancies in the automotive and in the construction
sector.
Parliament recalls that the European Union has set up
the appropriate legislative and budgetary instruments to provide
additional support to workers who suffer from the consequences of
major structural changes in world trade patterns and to assist
their reintegration into the labour market. Given that these three
countries have requested assistance in respect of cases concerning
redundancies in the automotive sector in Sweden and Austria, and in
the construction sector in one enterprise, Heijmans N.V., in the
Netherlands and that these applications have fulfilled the
eligibility criteria set up by the EGF Regulation, Parliament calls
on the institutions involved to make the necessary efforts to
accelerate the mobilisation of the EGF for the requested
amount.
In addition, it recalls the institutions' commitment
to ensure a smooth and rapid procedure for the adoption of the
decisions on the mobilisation of the Fund, providing one-off,
time-limited individual support geared to helping workers who have
suffered redundancies as a result of globalisation. It stresses
that the European Union should use all its means to face the
consequences of the global economic and financial crisis and that
in this respect the EGF can play a crucial role in the
reintegration of the workers made redundant into the labour
market.
Parliament also
recalls that:
·
the possibility of grouping proposals for
decisions on the mobilisation of the fund together into batches
puts in jeopardy the right of the budgetary authority to examine
each application on the basis of its own merits and could, as a
consequence, penalise certain of them;
·
assistance from the EGF shall not replace
actions which are the responsibility of companies by virtue of
national law or collective agreements, nor measures restructuring
companies or sectors;
·
in the context of mobilising the EGF, not to
systematically transfer payment appropriations from the European
Union Social Fund, since the EGF was created as a separate specific
instrument with its own objectives and deadlines;
·
the functioning and the added value of the EGF
should be evaluated in the context of the general assessment of the
programmes and other various instruments created by the IIA
of 17 May 2006, within the process of the 2007-2013 multiannual
financial framework budget review.
Lastly, Parliament approves the decision to mobilise
the European Globalisation Adjustment Fund for an amount of EUR
15 931 423.
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PURPOSE: to mobilise the European Globalisation
Adjustment Fund (EGF) following redundancies in car industry in
Sweden and Austria, and in the construction sector in the
Netherlands.
LEGISLATIVE ACT: Decision 2009/1006/EC of the European
Parliament and of the Council on mobilisation of the European
Globalisation Adjustment Fund, in accordance with point 28 of the
Interinstitutional Agreement of 17 May 2006 between the European
Parliament, the Council and the Commission on budgetary discipline
and sound financial management.
CONTENT: the European Parliament and the Council have
decided to mobilise the European Globalisation Adjustment Fund for
an amount EUR 15 931 423 in commitment and payment
appropriations under the framework of the 2009 budget.
This amount shall provide assistance to:
·
Sweden which submitted an application to
mobilise the EGF, in respect of redundancies in automotive sector,
for an amount of EUR 9 839 674;
·
Austria which submitted an application to
mobilise the EGF, in respect of redundancies in the automotive
sector, for an amount of EUR 5 705 635;
·
The Netherlands which submitted an application
to mobilise the EGF, in respect of redundancies in the construction
sector, for an amount of EUR 386 114.
In the light of the examination of these applications,
and considering the maximum possible amount of a grant from the
Fund established in accordance with Article 10 of Regulation (EC)
No 1927/2006 (EGF
Regulation) as well as the scope for reallocating
appropriations, the European Parliament and the Council have
decided to grant the abovementioned amount.
To recall, the European Globalisation Adjustment Fund
(EGF) was established to provide additional support to redundant
workers who suffer from the consequences of major structural
changes in world trade patterns and to assist them with their
reintegration into the labour market. The Interinstitutional
Agreement of 17 May 2006 allows the mobilisation of the EGF within
the annual ceiling of EUR 500 million. The scope of the EGF was
broadened for applications submitted from 1 May 2009 to include
support for workers made redundant as a result of the global
financial and economic crisis.
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