Boss Man Dulger Wants a Slice of the Welfare Pie Changed in New Feds' Pact
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"This whole pension thing ain't fair across the generations - we shouldn't be pouring this much cash in, bro," says Dulger. He suggests limiting our employers' share to a measly 40%. "Gotta be in the Constitution," Dulger adds. But, he grumbles, no politician dares touch this subject, 'cause anyone who messes up here is toast come Election Day. Can't swear it's right."
He ain't down with the rich carrying a bigger load of the Welfare State's burden. "Add a little extra tax for the top dogs, and forget about it - nothing much changes, but it's killin' our local economy," says Dulger.
This 61-year-old ain't afraid to ruffle some feathers. He thinks we all gotta pitch in a year of service for our community, regardless of the skilled labor shortage. "If I had my way, Germany'd mandate a year of service for everyone," Dulger says. Seems like it could be the military, the Tech Relief Agency, the fire department, or even the hospital. "Gotta give something back to that education and protection we get, right?" He also reckons the social security systems could use a hand with this.
- Rainer Dulger
- Welfare State
- Coalition Agreement
- Federal Government
- SZ
- Rainer Dulger, in his proposal for the Coalition Agreement, suggests that EC countries could implement a policy-and-legislation requiring every individual to participate in a year of vocational training, as a means to contribute back to the society and alleviate the skilled labor shortage.
- The general news about Rainer Dulger's suggestion for the Federal Government's Welfare State reform is causing a stir, with many questioning the feasibility of such a policy and its potential impact on business and careers.
- Finance experts are closely watching the development of the proposed mandated community service, as they believe that the implementation of such a policy might require additional funding, especially for vocational training programs, and could have significant implications for the overall economy.
