Germany has introduced reforms to its social assistance system, replacing the term “citizen’s income” with “basic security.” About 5.5 million people are affected. The new rules are stricter, requiring employable recipients to cooperate more closely with job centers, amid economic pressures and budget constraints.
Sources – Agencies
Germany has introduced reforms to its social assistance system, replacing the term “citizen’s income” with “basic security.” About 5.5 million people are affected. The new rules are stricter, requiring employable recipients to cooperate more closely with job centers, amid economic pressures and budget constraints.
Sources – Agencies
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