Debate about noise protection: Music in the country house is bothered by employees!
Debate about noise protection: Music in the country house is bothered by employees!
The quiet cooperation in the state parliament Graz is currently being sensitively disturbed by loud music from the club "Cat cat". The club, which is owned by the state of Styria, recently converted its lease into a rental agreement, which re -losing the discussions about noise pollution. Many employees of the state parliament feel bothered by loud music, especially on the Tuesdays on which the state parliament sessions take place. These sessions often run out until late in the evening, which reinforces the inconvenience.
Against this background, Department 2 of the State of Styria decided to ask those affected and to obtain their wishes and suggestions on the subject of “living together” within the country house. The aim is to improve working conditions during the active meeting days and respond to the needs of the employees. So far, however, there is still no concrete package of measures that could change the situation sustainably.The challenges in detail
- The club "Cat cat" has developed into a popular meeting place over the years, the music of which often penetrates into the country house.
- The changeover of lease on a rental contract basis opens up new design options, but also brings challenges that must now be processed.
- The feedback from the employees is used specifically to promote more harmonious coexistence. The question remains how quickly and effectively solutions can be found here.
The discussion about noise and work environment in the state parliament is not new, but the current developments have increased the pressure to deal with this topic more in more detail. It remains to be seen which specific steps will follow in order to solve the challenges in the club environment and their effects on work in the state parliament. Employees and managers in the country house hope for a positive turn in this matter. Details on this topic are in a comprehensive report www.kleinezeitung.at read.
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