176 Chapter Seven: The Right to Work West Bank 1. The PNA should include effective employment policies into its public plans to reduce unemployment in Palestine. 2. The economic policies of the PNA should correspond with employment and job creation policies. It should reconsider the matter of banning Palestinian laborers from working in the Israeli settlements to finding a balance between the national aim of boycotting work in Israeli settlements, due to their illegitimacy, and binding the Palestinian economic establishments and factories to hire a number of the Palestinian laborers who lost their jobs in the settlements. 3. The PNA should invest some of the financial aid it receives into job generating projects and help achieve economic development. 4. There should be an effective social security system for the workers of the private sector suiting the nature of their work and taking into account the difference between working in this sector and working in the public sector. Gaza Strip 1. The Government in the Gaza Strip should include effective employment policies in its public plans to reduce unemployment in Palestine. 2. The Government the Gaza Strip should review and increase its temporary employment programs both quantitatively and qualitatively in order to meet the urgent needs of the citizens in the Gaza Strip, reduce poverty and pauperism and tackle increasing employment rates. 3. Set provisional programs securing at least the minimum level of social aids, meeting the minimum standard of decent life for the poor.