Erich Huber-Günsthofer: New challenges in the Stein Non

Erich Huber-Günsthofer: New challenges in the Stein Non

In the world of judiciary, every new challenge is a sign of commitment and a sense of responsibility. Erich Huber-Günsthofer, an experienced judiciary at over 35 years, has decided to take over the management of the Stein Justice Estacle, even though he is at age when many are already retiring. "The challenge attracted me," he said optimistically about his new position.

Huber-Günsthofer brings a comprehensive horizon of experience that has already grown in the UN and various privacy in Austria. His career began in Mautern in 1982 before entering Josefstadt in 1989. He later worked as a deputy head in St. Pölten, followed by responsibilities in the Ministry of Security and Building, where he was familiar with the processes in all institutions. Most recently he was head of the JA St. Pölten.

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Now Huber-Günsthofer faces the responsible task of looking after more than 800 inmates and over 420 employees. He plans to take 60 days initially to gain a detailed impression of the local conditions together with the staff. The focus here is on optimizing the workshops and the challenge of finding enough qualified staff. However, these problems can not only be observed in stone, but represent a general topic in the judicial service.

The new ladder speaks of the meaning behind the numbers and emphasizes: "Everywhere people are behind the numbers. You have to try to achieve the best possible for everyone." Almost all of the planning items are occupied in the judiciary, but there are still some colleagues in training. Huber-Günsthofer is optimistic about ongoing recruitment measures and believes in a positive development in the near future.

It remains to be seen how the first few weeks will be under his leadership and what changes arise in the Stein Justice. According to Huber-Günsthofer, he is confident that the experienced handling of personnel and occupants will be a basis for a successful start. You can find more about this in the article by www.noen.at .