US EditionAllianz Boss Warns Germany Risks Becoming ‘Sick Man of Europe’
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Employers' President Dulger warns: Germany's welfare state will become a brake on growth. All social benefits must be reviewed.
DGB chairman Yasmin Fahimi brand-markets parts of the capital associations whether their "permanent fire and total attack" on the German welfare state. Fahimi remains audibly small-mouthed against the "black-red" coalition.
The head of the German Trade Union Confederation, Yasmin Fahimi, accuses parts of politics of "unhidden ignorance" – the social scissor of the country continues to open up. In the case of employers' representatives, she observes an increasing aggressiveness.
On 16 July, the European Commission will present its plans for the EU budget from 2028, thus defining the EU's priorities for the coming years. In view of the major changes, especially in European cohesion policy, the Federal Working Group on Free Welfare (BAGFW) calls for people to be placed at the centre of European investment. {/mprestriction} Achim Meyer auf der Heyde, President of the BAGFW, warns: "The European Union must invest in social …
Trade unions complain about employers are nothing new. DGB boss Yasmin Fahimi sees a new level of aggressiveness in some of them.
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