Justice Is Protesting: "We Can't Do It anymore."
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There are 250 judges and 70 prosecutors missing. Additional posts are not in sight, the tasks are becoming more complex and more complex at the same time.
The Minister declared herself to be a "strong rule of law". However, due to the budget needs, she cannot create any additional posts at the moment.
With a week-long strike and protests, the rebellious judicial employees want, as a first step, to secure at least 100 jobs.
There are no hearings, no verdicts, nothing related to the judiciary, from Monday, October 12th to Friday, October 16th. Only extremely urgent and unavoidable matters will be dealt with. Written by: Snježana Herek With a week-long strike and protests, judges and state prosecutors want to draw attention to the heavy workload and lack of manpower in the judiciary. […]
The Austrian justice system has been working for years on attack. More and more procedures, more complex investigations and too few personnel are putting pressure on prosecutors and judges. With an Austrian-wide action week from 12 to 16 October, they draw attention to the consequences. The Welser Procuratorate also fully supports the demands for more staff. Internally, a system is warned that only overtime is still running. AUSTRIA, WELS...
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