Grand Coalition Zoff: CDU managing director criticizes Bas' pension plan sharply – "Doesn't solve a problem"

CDU's managing director Bilger disproves Labour Minister Bas' proposal to allow officials to retire in the future. In fact, however, the Union politician would also have to criticise Chancellor Merz.

Bärbel Bas' proposal for a restructuring of the pension system for civil servants has given rise to intense debates, and now there are calculations of the costs.

The new Minister of Labour and Social Affairs, Bärbel Bas, wants officials to pay in the future. This would have many advantages. But the real problem lies elsewhere.

A reform of the statutory pension is considered to be overdue. Minister of Labour Bas therefore wants officials to be included in the system in the future. The Union rejects this. What is it about? By Jim-Bob Nickschas.

In future, the new German Minister of Labour and Social Affairs intends to include civil servants, deputies and self-employed persons in the statutory pension insurance, thus contributing to the coalition's struggle instead of reformism.

Minister of Labour Bärbel Bas wants to involve the civil servants in the pension insurance. With this push, the social democrat stirs up false hopes in the population – and corrupts the coalition partner.