Pension: Schweitzer Becomes Minister of Labour – These Challenges Await Him
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The new Minister of Labour is taking office in a difficult phase for the black and red coalition. Chancellor Merz is pushing ahead with the controversial pension reform, but important issues are still open in terms of content.
Westfalenpost
The debate about the so-called pension at 63 divides the black-red coalition of governments – but that is not the only issue.
The so-called pension of 63 is a point of contention in the black and red government coalition - but far from being the only one.
The designated Minister of Labour Alexander Schweitzer still sees open issues of content in the planned pension reform.
After the surprising resignation of Federal Minister of Labour Bas, her successor Schweitzer has to advance the pension reform - of all those who had criticized the plans so far. Three key points have to be solved.
The expectations for Alexander Schweitzer are great. The successor of the Federal Minister of Labour Bas is to initiate a law on pension reform as soon as possible. However, there are still three points of dispute.
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