Merz with Employers: Chancellor Clears His Line on Pension
41 Articles
41 Articles
Employers applaud that the SPD should be less enthusiastic: the chancellor calls for quick decisions on pensions and the labour market. He announces the implementation of the "most extensive reforms for decades".
At a speech on the German Employer's Day, Merz tried to use a phrase and laughed at it.
Merz warns that the country's 'social security systems are reaching the limits of their financial sustainability'
At the employer's day, Rainer Dulger warns about the pace of reforms. Those who, according to the employer's president, are slowing down confidence in democracy. Chancellor Merz promises to stick to the reforms despite poor survey values.
After the resignation of Bärbel Bas, Chancellor Merz is in a good mood on the employer's day and can't avoid a side blow.
Pension, care, health: At the employers' day in Berlin, Chancellor Merz justifies the reform of the social security systems. He is obviously aware that he is not only making friends with the plans.
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