Teltow-Fläming meets economic sturdy: where did the jobs have gone?

Teltow-Fläming meets economic sturdy: where did the jobs have gone?

In Teltow-Fläming, an economic doldrums are announced, which is now visible in the traditionally strong pre-Christmas period. Instead of an increase in vacancies, the labor market experts report, the job offer remains behind the expectations. This is not only due to the current inflation, which restricts people's consumption, but also due to a careful personnel policy of employers. According to Katrin Schwarzer, head of the employment agency in Nord-Teltow-Fläming, the typical temporary jobs in the catering and logistics and shipping centers are rare. Instead, the number of reported jobs has dropped by almost 190 to only 2537 since last year, which represents a worrying tendency, as the MAZ reported.

Although the north of Teltow-Fläming, especially Zossen and Ludwigsfelde, records a slight increase in vacancies, but the total number lags behind after the previous years. The number of unemployment remains stable at 5.0 percent, but the demand for general helper activities shrinks, which means a clear turnaround in the labor market. The Christmas business, which usually stimulates employers to hire more personnel, is hesitant this year, reports the website of the district archive Teltow-Fläming .

The digitization of old documents, in particular the civil status books, could offer an additional incentive for research in the context of employment. Historical data from the old districts of Teltow, Jüterbog and Luckenwalde are now accessible on various platforms, which could be of interest to companies that want to improve their personnel management over the years. The historical structure and the comprehensive database could open up new perspectives for employers and employees, while the current situation on the labor market remains tense.