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CDU Calls for Speed From the New Minister of Labour Schweitzer

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Alexander Schweitzer is starting his new job today as Minister of Labour. Time to find himself will hardly remain for him - because the CDU is pressing on the gas. And reforms fall into the department, in which the coalition partners are not in agreement.

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Center

The chairman of the Union faction in the Bundestag, Frei, expects the new Federal Minister of Labour Schweitzer, SPD, to implement the pension reform quickly.

·Germany
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Center

The debate about the so-called pension at 63 divides the black-red coalition of governments – but that is not the only issue.

·Essen, Germany
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Lean Left

A sloppy and hoarse chancellor in the attack mode – probably also today at the government declaration in the afternoon in the Bundestag. At the employer's day yesterday the head of government Merz distributed well and put his new labor and social minister Alexander Schweitzer under public pressure. The pension reform is supposed to be rapid through the cabinet, but in the SPD it is enormous. The analysis [...]

·Brussels, Belgium
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No whistles, but high expectations: On the employers' day, Chancellor Merz resists criticism of his reform course. And continues the pressure on the new Minister of Labour Schweitzer.

·Frankfurt, Germany
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Lean Right

The designated Minister of Labour Alexander Schweitzer still sees open issues of content in the planned pension reform.

·Berlin, Germany
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At the employer's day, Friedrich Merz insists on speeding up the social reforms, and the new Minister of Labour Alexander Schweitzer gives him a job assignment. He rejects the SPD's wishes for correction.

·Munich, Germany
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Zeit Online broke the news in Germany on Monday, October 12, 2026.
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