European Semester for economic policy coordination: Employment and social priorities for 2023

Reference A9-0051/2023Committee EMPLWorkers’ rights Economy and budget

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How the groups voted

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The Left38

2636374%

S&D144

121081594%

Greens/EFA72

The European Parliament adopted by 319 votes to 171, with 138 abstentions, a resolution on the European Semester for economic policy coordination: employment and social priorities for 2023.Members highlighted the fact that the swift and coordinated EU policy action during the COVID-19 pandemic mitigated economic shocks and protected the population from the most adverse consequences of the crisis. They consider that although the fallout from Russia’s war of aggression against Ukraine poses multiple new economic, social and geopolitical challenges to the EU economy and society, other longer-standing social challenges, such as poverty, social exclusion, climate and biodiversity emergencies and inequalities continue to grow and must also be…