Future of education in danger: government is planning drastic cuts!

Future of education in danger: government is planning drastic cuts!

The political landscape in Austria is facing a change because the government parties are planning to abolish educational leave and further training allowance. This decision ensures massive uncertainty among the employee: inside. Markus Koza, social spokesman for the Greens, sharply criticizes this “speed kills policy” and warns that many people could lose their educational perspectives and associated life plans. Koza emphasizes that the abolition not only restricts the further professional development of those affected, but also brings social hardships with it and in particular puts young mothers into a difficult situation. Instead, he demands "serous transition periods" for changing these regulations in order to give the employee concerned: inside as well as the companies, such as Oots.at reported.

The stress due to the deletion of educational leave and further training allowance should not be underestimated. According to workundstudieren.at , the uncertainty for many workers could increase inside who have already prepared for further training. The labor market service (AMS) is currently still approving applications, but the upcoming minister could: Order in faster restrictions before the legal regulation finally comes into force. A clear announcement on the future of education is still pending. Those affected are called up to proactively secure themselves and make agreements with their employers: to make an unknown manner.

The impending abolition is seen by many as a direct threat to re -entry into professional life, especially for women who have received support from educational leave in order to reconcile family and work. Koza demands that this step to rethink and find real solutions that make it easier to return and do not put people with additional hurdles. The discussion about educational leave will continue to gain intensity in the coming months, and all eyes will be aimed at the development of the laws.