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100 days of the federal government: assessment of labor market policy
Today marks 100 days in office for the black-red federal government: time for an initial assessment of its labor market policy.
Overtime in the debate on working hours
Statements by the federal government are reigniting the debate about longer working hours. However, labor market data paint a more nuanced picture.
Reform ideas for an effective state
Reform proposals from the Initiative for an Effective State for the sustainable design of state structures.
Voices of Economic Transformation 2025
Voices of Economic Transformation 2025 provides concrete proposals for action on labor market policy innovations.
The fruit basket was once
In the battle for skilled workers, employers are increasingly focusing on “hard” benefits rather than “soft” extras. This is shown by an analysis conducted by the Bertelsmann Foundation.
Hidden reserves: the untapped labor potential
New figures reveal enormous untapped labor potential among people in the so-called silent reserve.
Minimum wage commission before decision
Minimum wage commission poised to make decision: While the decision is eagerly awaited, there are initial calls for a partial reduction.
Germany in the OECD review
Germany in the OECD review: Failing grade! Skilled labor shortages and bureaucracy are slowing down the German economy.
Normal employment at its highest level
The proportion of atypical workers fell to a historic low last year. In contrast, normal employment is on the rise.
AI makes it harder to start a career
AI is revolutionizing the job market worldwide, but Germany is lagging far behind. In addition, the integration of AI makes it more difficult to enter the workforce.
20. CHECKPOINT Political Consulting career day in Berlin
Our networking and career day, CHECKPOINT Political Consulting, successfully celebrated its 20th anniversary on May 22.
Efficiency instead of overtime
Overview shows that increasing competitiveness is not only linked to longer working hours.
Skilled workers through care
Sustainability and corporate culture are becoming increasingly important for attracting skilled workers.
Working from home – latest surveys and figures
The latest study results emphasize that working from home options have become a decisive factor for many job seekers.
The working world of the future
What will the working world of the future look like? What are companies planning or implementing today in order to respond to these profound changes?
Coalition agreement – implications for the world of work
After weeks of negotiations, the CDU/CSU and SPD have agreed on their coalition agreement.
Agreement reached in wage dispute
After several days of strikes and arbitration proceedings, an agreement has been reached in the wage dispute between trade unions and the federal government and local authorities.
“Work to rule” in the labor market
Never before have so many employees worked “to rule” as they do now, according to the Gallup Engagement Index.
Barriers to sustainable transformation
Sustainability Transformation Monitor 2025 highlights the obstacles to sustainable transformation.
Turning point for the debt brake
In a historic vote, the Bundestag voted to amend the Basic Law and thus relax the debt brake.
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