SPD åben for at lempe beskyttelsen mod afskedigelse for topindkomster

SPD har signaleret åbenhed over for målrettede ændringer i reglerne for beskyttelse mod afskedigelse. Partiet har forberedt forskellige arbejdsmarkedsreformer forud for koalitionsudvalgets møde næste onsdag.

I Berlin har SPD forberedt reformforslag til arbejdsmarkedet. Flere regeringsrepræsentanter bekræftede over for Handelsblatt, at partiet diskuterer en øget fleksibilitet i arbejdsretten. Forslagene fokuserer på at lempe beskyttelsen mod afskedigelse for topindkomster. Flere muligheder er under overvejelse. Koalitionsudvalget mødes næste onsdag. SPD har sat emnerne på dagsordenen for det møde.

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