Economic policy: employer boss: Coalition must act quickly on reforms
For example, measures are planned to reduce bureaucracy and to stabilise social security contributions.
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For example, measures are planned to reduce bureaucracy and to stabilise social security contributions. It is definitely a good declaration of intent, said the President of the Federal Association of German Employers' Associations (BDA). “But now we have to wait for the parliamentary legislative process, which can ultimately be implemented by these decisions and declarations of intent of the coalition.” What actually helps as a law to advance Germany, that remains to be seen. Political declarations of intent are not yet action. “So I keep my fingers crossed that the legislative process is progressing quickly and that we can all experience the reforms.” The black-and-red coalition had agreed on a reform package in early July.
Furthermore, Employer President Rainer Dulger calls on the coalition to speed up the implementation of reforms. “The Federal Government must now act quickly,” Dulger said in a video interview with the German Press Agency. A savings package for statutory health insurance has already been decided. “We have welcomed from the employer side the reform package of the Federal government,” said Dulger. It is a departure in the right direction. Dulger said rising non-wage labour costs are a factor that weakens Germany as a business location, makes it less competitive and for employees also means less net of gross in the wage bags.
In addition, It is intended to modernise Germany, revive the economy and make the welfare state fit for the future. Taxpayers should be relieved and future industries promoted. Home Politics Germany Economic policy : Head of employer: Coalition must act quickly on reforms The coalition has agreed on a major reform package.
Moreover, But nothing has yet been implemented.
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For example, measures are planned to reduce bureaucracy and to stabilise social security contributions.
reliability low1/2 sourcesIt is definitely a good declaration of intent, said the President of the Federal Association of German Employers' Associations (BDA). “But now we have to wait for the parliamentary legislative process, which can ultimately be implemented by these decisions and declarations of intent of the coalition.” What actually helps as a law to advance Germany, that remains to be seen.
reliability low1/2 sourcesPolitical declarations of intent are not yet action. “So I keep my fingers crossed that the legislative process is progressing quickly and that we can all experience the reforms.” The black-and-red coalition had agreed on a reform package in early July.
reliability low1/2 sourcesEmployer President Rainer Dulger calls on the coalition to speed up the implementation of reforms. “The Federal Government must now act quickly,” Dulger said in a video interview with the German Press Agency.
reliability low1/2 sourcesA savings package for statutory health insurance has already been decided. “We have welcomed from the employer side the reform package of the Federal government,” said Dulger. It is a departure in the right direction.
reliability low1/2 sourcesDulger said rising non-wage labour costs are a factor that weakens Germany as a business location, makes it less competitive and for employees also means less net of gross in the wage bags.
reliability low1/2 sourcesIt is intended to modernise Germany, revive the economy and make the welfare state fit for the future.
reliability low1/2 sourcesTaxpayers should be relieved and future industries promoted.
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Home Politics Germany Economic policy : Head of employer: Coalition must act quickly on reforms The coalition has agreed on a major reform package.
according to HandelsblattBut nothing has yet been implemented.
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