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Mattle Calls for Asylum Seekers to "Be Allowed to Work From the First Day"

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Not only with its own membership, but also in terms of content, the Tyrolean ÖVP is increasingly distanced from the federal party.

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Not only with its own membership, but also in terms of content, the Tyrolean ÖVP is increasingly distanced from the federal party.

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Tirol's head of state Anton Mattle (ÖVP) is listening with an advance that is not in line with the line of the Federal ÖVP. He is in favour of "work from the first day on" with asylum seekers. The announcement comes one day before the party congress of the Tyrolean ÖVP in Innsbruck, in which around 300 delegates entitled to vote decide on a program of principles – with partly spicy content.

·Vienna, Austria
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Shetty: "Restrictive migration policy and rapid access to the labour market are no contradictions. It's a pleasure that a leading ÖVP representative takes up a long-standing NEOS demand." NEOS-Klubobmann and integration spokesman Yannick Shetty evaluates the current drive of Tyrolean head Anton Mattle to allow asylum seekers access to the labour market from the first day. "We NEOS have been working for us since our founding [...] The post NEOS t…

The Tyrolean Governor Anton Mattle (ÖVP) spoke out on Friday for the opening of the labour market for asylum seekers from the first day onwards. Mattle thus positions itself against the line of the Federal Austrian People's Party on the day before the fundamental party day of the Tyrolean People's Party.

·Vienna, Austria
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Tirol's head of state calls for a debate on the opening up of the labour market. Contrary to the line of the Federal Austrian People's Party, Mattle wants asylum seekers to be allowed to work or have to work right from the start.

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Tirol's Governor Anton Mattle (ÖVP) is listening with an advance that is not in line with the line of the Federal Austrian People's Party (ÖVP). He is in favour of working for asylum seekers from the first day on, explained Mattle to the APA on Friday. Anyone who comes to Tyrol or Austria justified must make a contribution and work – starting with [...]

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vienna.at broke the news on Friday, November 6, 2026.
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