Second World Summit for Social Development

Wording as published by the EP, in English.

1. Amendment 1 · Motion for a resolution B10-0408/2025 (EMPL)Rejected

   Paragraph 15

   Tabled by Li Andersson · The Left

   … their talents to their full potential, with high-quality jobs and working conditions Added: and ensuring equal treatment, reinforced by an effective integration policy, in full complementarity with harnessing talents from within the EU; Added: calls for the EU to ensure legal migration pathways for social and employment integration, including the possibility of regularising undocumented migrants, notably for humanitarian reasons, to address labour shortages, or to integrate long-term residents;

2. Amendment 2 · Motion for a resolution B10-0408/2025 (EMPL)Adopted

   Paragraph 9

   Tabled by Dennis Radtke · PPE

   Removed: 9 Added: 9. Urges all Member States to make further efforts to address child poverty … the European Child Guarantee and calls on the Commission to ensure it Removed: has a dedicated budget for this of at least EUR 20 billion Added: is allocated substantial budgetary resources in the next MFF;

3. Amendment 3 · Motion for a resolution B10-0408/2025 (EMPL)Rejected

   Recital B

   Tabled by Séverine Werbrouck · PfE

   … inequalities between people and regions persist, particularly income and gender inequalities, while Removed: inflation Added: the energy crisis and the rising cost of living disproportionately affect low-income and vulnerable households; Added: whereas many citizens in the EU face poverty, social exclusion and precarious living conditions, while uncontrolled mass and illegal immigration places unsustainable pressure on national welfare systems, diverting scarce resources away from the European citizens and families most in need; whereas the housing crisis remains a significant challenge throughout the EU, leading … social convergence and the social well-being of people living in the EU; Removed: whereas some studies suggest that in Europe the wealthiest 10 % on the continent own a staggering 67 % of its wealth, while the bottom half of adults possess only 1.2 % of it1; whereas in 2023, the Gini coefficient for the EU27 was 29.6 %, trending slightly downwards since 2014 with 13 Member States above this average2; ______________ 1 Global Wealth Report 2023, Credit Suisse AG. 2 Living conditions in Europe - income distribution and income inequality, Eurostat, November 2024.

4. Amendment 4 · Motion for a resolution B10-0408/2025 (EMPL)Rejected

   Paragraph 1

   Tabled by Séverine Werbrouck · PfE

   1. Considers that the Removed: Commission and the Member States should step up their efforts to implement the EPSR, in line with the La Hulpe Declaration and through an ambitious update of the Action Plan, to achieve the 2030 headline targets; calls on the Commission, as part of the updated Action Plan, to complement the current headline targets, as appropriate, as well as put forward legislative initiatives for the full implementation of the EPSR; Added: design of social policies must remain under the exclusive sovereignty of the Member States; rejects any attempt by the EU to create a uniform social model undermining national traditions, democratic choices or the protection of citizens against the costs of mass immigration and climate dogmatism;

5. Amendment 5 · Motion for a resolution B10-0408/2025 (EMPL)Rejected

   Paragraph 5

   Tabled by Séverine Werbrouck · PfE

   5. Removed: Urges the Commission and Added: Stresses that the design of social policies should respect the sovereignty of the Member States Removed: to foster democracy at work, social dialogue and collective bargaining and the protection of workers’ rights, particularly in the context of the green and digital transitions; highlights the need to keep allocating sufficient resources in the next multiannual financial framework (MFF) to support social dialogue and collective bargaining, and strengthen capacity building for social partners; calls for further efforts Added: and be rooted in their cultural traditions and democratic choices; acknowledges that further efforts are needed, through national frameworks adapted to each Member State’s social model, to ensure equal pay for equal work done by men and Removed: women, Added: women and enhance pay transparency Removed: and address gender-based inequality to close the Removed: gender pay, pension and employment gaps in the EU; calls on the Commission and the Member States to apply gender mainstreaming across all policy areas and pieces of legislation; Added: pay and pension gaps, stresses, however, that social development must reject ideological impositions such as ‘gender mainstreaming’, radical diversity doctrines or ‘woke’ policies, which distort the family model, education and the labour market environment;

6. Amendment 6 · Motion for a resolution B10-0408/2025 (EMPL)Rejected

   Paragraph 13

   Tabled by Séverine Werbrouck · PfE

   13. Removed: Urges the EU and its Member States to ensure that the green transition is socially just, with specific support for workers, households, regions and enterprises affected by structural changes and new labour market demands; notes that climate adaptation and mitigation strategies, if carefully designed through robust social dialogue, can generate resilient economic ecosystems, quality jobs, sustainable enterprises and more inclusive societies, leaving no one behind; calls on the Commission to propose a directive on a just transition in the world of work to ensure these principles are safeguarded at EU level; Added: Stresses that any transition policies must first enhance industrial competitiveness, create more jobs, and safeguard the purchasing power of European citizens; warns that the so-called green transition, as framed under the European Green Deal, has already generated disproportionate costs, factory closures and job losses; insists that the Member States retain full sovereignty to define their own energy and industrial mix, without being bound by ideological climate dogmas;

7. Amendment 7 · Motion for a resolution B10-0408/2025 (EMPL)Rejected

   Paragraph 13 a (new)

   Tabled by Séverine Werbrouck · PfE

   Added: 13a. Rejects the imposition of the European Green Deal as a framework for social policy, given that it undermines energy sovereignty, destroys the European industrial base, and fuels poverty by increasing energy bills; stresses that priority must be given to protecting European workers and households rather than pursuing global climate agendas disconnected from citizens’ needs;

8. Amendment 8 · Motion for a resolution B10-0408/2025 (EMPL)Rejected

   Paragraph 15 a (new)

   Tabled by Séverine Werbrouck · PfE

   15. Removed: Calls for further support for third-country nationals to integrate into Added: Stresses that access to the EU labour market Removed: and to use their talents to their full potential, with Added: should primarily be reserved for nationals of the Member States and rejects any EU-level policy encouraging the large-scale integration of third-country nationals; calls instead for priority measures to mobilise and train European workers, particularly young people, while ensuring high-quality jobs and Removed: working conditions reinforced by an effective integration policy, in full complementarity with harnessing talents from within the EU; Added: decent working conditions;