The MobiliseSME Final Conference "The Future of a Mobility Scheme for SMEs and their Employees in Europe" will be the occasion to present the findings of the MobiliseSME pilot scheme for the mobility of employees of SMEs in Europe.
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Nearly 6 million people under 25 are currently out of work in Europe. In some member states, more than half of young people wanting to work are unemployed.
- José Manuel Barroso, President of the European Commission
- Gianni Pittella, MEP and First Vice President of European Parliament
- Patrick Thomas, CEO Bayer MaterialScience
- Daniele Ferrari, CEO Versalis
- Katarína Neved’alová, MEP
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