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Flexibility
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Bas Signals Flexibility on Pension Reform
Negotiations surrounding Germany’s contentious pension reform package have taken a subtle shift, with Labour Minister and SPD leader…
EU Seeks Climate Action Flexibility
The European Council’s summit in Brussels concluded Thursday with a significant pushback against the European Commission’s ambitious climate…
Gas Car Ban Flexibility Looms
The German government is signaling a potential shift in its approach to CO2 fleet emission targets, sparking debate…
Germany Considers Defense Spending Flexibility
The German Finance Ministry is reportedly exploring a further relaxation of the stringent debt brake, potentially excluding interest…
Germany Seeks Flexibility on Combustion Engine Ban
The prospect of a complete combustion engine ban in 2035 is facing renewed scrutiny as the leaders of…
Minister Urges Flexibility for Special Funds
The Federal Minister for Transport, Patrick Schnieder, has signaled a need for adjustments to the parliamentary process concerning…
Employer Group Urges Work Hour Flexibility
The Confederation of German Employers’ Associations (BDA) is urging the German government to consider adjustments to regulations governing…
Klingbeil Urges Flexibility on Welfare Reform
Germany’s Finance Minister Lars Klingbeil has urged a pragmatic approach to ongoing discussions surrounding reforms to the nation’s…
Bas Rejects the Proposal, “Discrimination in the Name of Flexibility
Minister of Labor’s Residence Rejects Agricultural Minister’s Proposal for Seasonal Workers’ Exemption from Minimum Wage The residence of…
A 14-Year Decline in Flexibility?
According to the Federal Statistical Office, the proportion of atypically employed individuals in all core workers in 2024…
Voters Demand Compromise, Two-Thirds Slam Parties for Lack of Flexibility
A recent survey by the Forsa Institute, commissioned by the “Redaktionsnetzwerk Deutschland”, found that nearly two-thirds of voters…