Criticism of 1,000 euro bonus: Danger to social peace!

Criticism of 1,000 euro bonus: Danger to social peace!

The planned start -up financing of 1,000 euros for long -term unemployed who accept a job subject to social security ensures heated debates in German politics. CSU general secretary Martin Huber sharply criticized the measure and described it as "bare mockery" for all those who work for years in their jobs. The decision of the Federal Cabinet, which provides for this premium for long -term unemployed, has triggered resistance because many fear that it could endanger social peace. Huber warns the traffic light coalition Schütte "Even more oil into the fire" with this decision, which according to www.magdeburger-news.de meets violent reactions.

Criticism also comes from the Greens and the FDP. The Green MP Frank Bsirske does not consider the premium to be necessary and notes that most citizens' places are ready to take on a job anyway if there is the possibility. FDP budget politician Frank Schäffler describes the project as "leap" and demands that the plan to stop the plan in the Bundestag, since the expenses would already explode. It remains to be seen whether these votes will be heard and what other developments will have the discussion.