Ulrich Schneider: It is not possible without redistribution - left -wing financial policy and the role of public care

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"Erfahren Sie in diesem Artikel, was Ulrich Schneider, scheidender Geschäftsführer des Paritätischen, über die Bedeutung von Umverteilung für den Zusammenhalt der Gesellschaft sagt. Lesen Sie außerdem, warum er davon überzeugt ist, dass Nichtregierungsorganisationen eine treibende Kraft sein sollten und wie er die Rolle von Wohlfahrt und Gewerkschaften einschätzt. Erfahren Sie zudem mehr über Ulrich Schneiders Berufsbiografie und seinen Abschied vom Paritätischen nach 25 Jahren."
"In this article, find out what Ulrich Schneider, outgoing managing director of the parity, says about the importance of the redistribution of society. Read why he is convinced that non -governmental organizations should be a driving force and how he assesses the role of welfare and unions. Also learn more about Ulrich Schneider's professional biography and his farewell to equal after 25 years." (Symbolbild/MB)

Ulrich Schneider from the parity overall association in an interview with "Nd.Diewoche": We must not be afraid to raise system questions

"It is essential that we hold society together through redistribution," says Ulrich Schneider, the outgoing managing director of the Paritätische, one of the largest German social associations, in an interview with the weekend edition of the daily newspaper "ND", "Nd.Diewoche". Although there is currently no realistic party constellation that would implement this, Schneider emphasizes that it is still important to continue trying.

He believes that non -governmental organizations should spur the parties, but they should "appear" to appear "and are not afraid of" also raising system questions ". After all, the closing of compromises in a democracy is a matter for parliamentary, Schneider states.

A reason for the restraint of welfare and unions are also overlaps. People who have already had party careers are often at the top. Schneider, who was a member of the left from 2016 to 2022, regards his party past as uncritical. There were never doubts about his loyalty. "After all, as good as my entire professional career of parity was dedicated."

After 25 years as the general manager of the parity, Ulrich Schneider leaves the welfare association. In an interview with ND, he takes stock of the role of public care and talks about the financial policy of the left.

keywords: Ulrich Schneider, parity overall association, redistribution, non -governmental organizations, system issues.