"Being Expensive to Stand up to": Ex-Left Boss Katja Kipping Makes a Tough Judgement on Basic Security
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For two months there has been a new basic guarantee in Germany. However, the majority of viewers in ZDF doubt that this will bring more people into work, as shown by the discussion with Sarah Tacke on Thursday evening. But two guests show how things might be different.
"Sarah Tacke" was about the new basic security, sanctions, social benefit abuse and the question of whether the reform actually brings more people into work. When the head of the parity calls for careful handling of sanctions, CDU politician Ploß strongly contradicts.
Moderator Sarah Tacke uses the broadcasting space on Thursday evening for constructive journalism and focuses on a few guests. All of a sudden, the civic money can also be discussed educationally.
Berliner Morgenpost
Billions promised, almost nothing delivered: Sarah Tacke grills a CDU politician for the new basic security in her last show for the time being.
CDU politician Ploß hopes that hundreds of thousands of unemployed people will be less secure. Voices of opposition speak of mood-making against the poor - and of too weak sanctions.
Saxony-Anhalt expands work opportunities for the long-term unemployed and asylum seekers. What was initially discussed as a demand for compensation for state support has been implemented in several counties since 1 July 2026. The initiative bears the name "Citizen's work", but does not create regular jobs with employment contract and collective wage. Already existing work opportunities are used according to § 16d SGB II and § 5 asylum seekers' b…
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