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Federal Government: Merz Calls for a New Minister of Labour Schweitzer

Summary by noz.de
Alexander Schweitzer does not get a grace period: the new Minister of Labour must knock directly, says the chancellor. The abolition of the "retirement with 63" he considers only fair.

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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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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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Center

The successor of Bärbel Bas is not yet in office - and already he gets a long list of tasks from the chancellor. In the SPD the most popular politician does not want to follow on Bas.

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Lean Right

The economy loses patience with the federal government. At the employers' day, entrepreneurs Friedrich Merz receive friendly, but the chancellor feels the pressure – and immediately puts his new Minister of Labour under pressure.

·Berlin, Germany
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Left

Alexander Schweitzer starts with praise from the economy as Minister of Labour. However, the fact that he subordinates himself to the course of the chancellor is not clear.

·Berlin, Germany
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Lean Left

The pension reform should become one of the biggest and most important reforms in Bärbel Bas' term. Bas has now resigned as Minister of Labour. Will her successor renegotiate?

·Berlin, Germany
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  • 34% of the sources lean Left, 33% of the sources are Center, 33% of the sources lean Right
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Zeit Online broke the news in Germany on Monday, October 12, 2026.
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