Change of management in Southeast Styria: New heads for district offices

Change of management in Southeast Styria: New heads for district offices

In the past few days there have been significant changes in the leadership of the district administrative teams in Styria. According to media reports, there is a dismissal in the room: the district chief of Southeast Styria, Elke Schunter-Anngerer, will no longer be in office due to serious allegations from December 1st. Instead, it is transferred to another function. This is an important personnel decision that attracts attention in regional politics.

The new occupations of the district administrative teams Leibnitz and Murau are also pending. From December 1st, the former deputy district chief of the district administration Leibnitz, Karin Wiesegger-Eck, will take over the management. Wiesegger-Eck, born in 1965, has been a lawyer for the Leibnitz district administration since 2000 and previously worked in various presentations such as the security and plant presentation. Your appointment takes place in parallel to the changes in Southeast Styria.

Change of leadership in Murau

There is also a significant change in Murau: Peter Plöbst, also born in 1965, will take over the district administration. Plöbst has decades of experience because he has worked in various positions within the district administration of Judenburg since 1992. Most recently, he was active as head of a department for business, art and culture as well as school matters. His versatile experience, especially as a deputy district captain of the merged district administrator Murtal, will certainly be advantageous in his new role.

The handover of the order decrees for the new authorities lines took place yesterday in the Graz castle, in which high -ranking political representatives were also present. These changes in the management levels of the district administration are important because they not only affect the internal administration of the regions, but can also have far -reaching effects on the public. They reflect on the ongoing change in politics and administration and show how important an effective leadership is in public administration.

The upcoming change is significant for the Leibnitz and Murau regions, since the new leaders could bring a breath of fresh air into the agency. It remains to be seen whether these changes will have positive effects on the administration. The new district managers are now facing the challenge of effectively managing the upcoming tasks and concerns of the population.

All details of these developments can be found in a comprehensive report on styria.orf.at .