German Manager Association:
After 100 days of black-and-yellow Government are no contours of other policy visible Leverkusen / Berlin. The German Manager Association is disappointed with the first 100 days of the Black Yellow coalition. Still, a new style of politics and an orientation of political decisions on the economic reason will not operate. Instead of the guiding principle “Saving and checking the total State expenditure”, especially in the social security systems, is continue a redistribution at the expense of the service providers in vogue. “It is social democratized further”, explains Rainer Willmanns, Chairman of the German Manager headquartered in Leverkusen, Germany. “The actors were replaced, the post new space, but little has changed in the political action.” Still operated policy against the service providers and the usual Manager scolding should make for a positive sentiment towards the Government.” Finally, it’s time to modernize the entire State apparatus and to rely on market forces. Willmann’s next: “The service providers should be recognized and presented as a role model for others. The envy debates of yesterday won’t help against the problems of today and the challenges of tomorrow.” Who voted for the CDU and FDP, got again only the policy of the Socialist mainstream.
The executives, entrepreneurs, and service providers were rightly disappointed. The country out of the crisis would be even higher social transfers, more child support and more regulation on the labour market. Instead, it is necessary to use the momentum of the economy and to reduce red tape and regulations in all policy fields. That applies above all to the labour market policies, social protection systems and the planned reform of the tax structure. “The current tax cuts are only a small step. They are often enough not even make sense, let alone meet! The tax system needs to change – in favour of those who pay taxes anyway so many and with their motivation and commitment the popular social transfers the Policy at all possible”emphasizes the position of Manager Association Wilmanns. The German Manager Association is the Professional Association for managers in corporations, managers in SMEs and self-employed with staff and budget responsibility.
It represents personal and professional interests of its members in business, politics and society and promotes the appearance of the new Manager image in public. The German Manager Association promotes and demands the exact orientation of values in the management and committed to growth, economic and personal freedom, as well as a performance-friendly society. Contact: Manager Association e.V. German Rainer Willmann’s? Chairman Burscheider Pachoriya str. 328 51381 Leverkusen Tel: 02171-340470 press contact: Spreeforum International GmbH Falk Al Oberoi of Trupbacher Road 17 57072 Siegen 0171 / 2023223
