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Green Paper: Restructuring and anticipation of change: what lessons from recent experience?

Employment and Social Affairs

Employers' organisations, trade unions, national, regional and local authorities, academics, NGOs, other stakeholders as well as individual citizens with an interest in restructuring and anticipation of change.

This Green Paper aims to identify successful practices and policies in the field of restructuring and adaptation to change in order to promote employment, growth and competitiveness as part of the Europe 2020 strategy and in particular the industrial policy flagship initiative of October 2010 , the "Agenda for new skills and jobs" adopted in November 2010 . The Green Paper is also intended to contribute to improving synergy between all relevant actors in addressing challenges related to restructuring and adaptation to change and takes into account the important work carried out in recent years by the European Commission, the social partners, Member States, regions and many other stakeholders.

The Commission will build upon the outcome of this consultation to consider new ways to better disseminate and effectively implement good practices, including at EU level, for dealing with both immediate concerns related to the economic crisis and long-term competitiveness objectives as identified in the industrial policy flagship initiative. The Commission will feed the results of this Green Paper consultation into the revived flexicurity agenda, also with a view to steering a renewed debate at EU level on a possible approach to and framework for restructuring.

The Commission invites all interested parties to respond to the questions set out in this Green Paper, together with any additional comments, by 30March 2012.

Responses can be sent:

• by email to:
  EMPL-GREEN-PAPER-RESTRUCTURING@ec.europa.eu

   

• by post to:
  European Commission
  Directorate-General for Employment, Social Affairs & Inclusion
  Green Paper on Restructuring
  Unit C2
  Rue Joseph II, 27
  Office 06/044
  B - 1000 Brussels

   

• or submitted online