Death of Alexander Böhm: Former President of the Salzburg Chamber of Labor dies at the age of 81

Death of Alexander Böhm: Former President of the Salzburg Chamber of Labor dies at the age of 81

Sad news for Salzburg: Alexander Böhm, the former President of the Salzburg Chamber of Labor, died at the age of 81. Born in Vienna, he leaves a gap in the political landscape and will be missing by many people in Salzburg. Böhm was a member of the Salzburg state parliament from 1989 to 1998 and was actively involved as a community representative and municipal council in Kaprun.

was particularly well known for his work in the Chamber of Labor, where he worked as a president from November 1998 to July 2003. There he worked tirelessly for the rights of the employees and represented their interests in political decisions. His commitment was recognized with the golden honor of honor of the state of Salzburg in 2003.

Governor Wilfried Haslauer expressed his condolences and emphasized the importance of Alexander Böhm for Salzburg: "With Alexander Böhm, Salzburg loses a personality with handshake quality. He was fair, reliable and a persistent fighter for the rights of the workers.

Böhm had a long political career and was also very committed outside the Chamber of Labor. He worked at Tauernkraftwerke AG and worked there as a works council and later as the works council chairman for the interests of the employees. In addition, he was involved in various institutions such as the Red Cross and the Askö.

Salzburg loses a personality who has campaigned in a special way for people's interests. His work in the Chamber of Labor and his commitment to employees will be remembered.

Source: service.salzburg.gv.at