If we want to become a knowledge-based economy that is both competitive and dynamic, able to grow economically in a sustainable fashion, w
ith more and better jobs and with greater social cohesion, so that we can once again meet the conditions necessary for full employment, we should encourage the coordination of employment policies between Member States, upholding, of course, the right to make decisions that correspon
d to the particular circumstances of each Member State, the exchange of good practices, including the aforementioned fo
...[+++]rms of participation for social partners and also local and regional authorities, without forgetting the need for the coordination of policies directed towards the creation of employment.