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Bernhard Heinzlmaier reported that the Magna corporation called his office and threatened to withdraw production from Austria if Herbert Kickl became Chancellor. Furthermore, the labor market statistics he cited were described as dangerous because they could be misunderstood. Magna claimed that 70 percent of Syrians in Austria were employed, wrote Heinzlmaier. He contrasted this with his own figures: 64,000 Syrians lived in Vienna, of whom 10,000 were employed and 78 percent received minimum income support. Approximately 114,000 Syrians lived in Austria, around 25,000 of whom were employed. Among the employable, the employment rate, according to Heinzlmaier, was 44 percent. He also wrote that for migrants, an employment of two months in a year – even if not consecutive – is considered employment. The employment rate among employable Syrian women is 24 percent and among men 56 percent; for Austrians, it is 76 percent. Almost 60,000 Syrians living in Austria received minimum income support, the majority of whom were employable, Heinzlmaier said. He criticized the calls to his office and urged Magna to take a look at the unemployment statistics if they had objections. He also wrote that reports about the founder contributed to him personally disliking the company. #Österreich #Migration #Arbeitsmarkt (translated)

Bernhard Heinzlmaier wrote that a person he sharply criticized had prevailed against Ludwig, Katzian, Winkler, and Fellner. Nine state party leaders had allowed themselves to be maneuvered by a provincial mayor who had used a statute that they themselves had approved. Heinzlmaier asked why those affected did not resign together. He predicted a short term for Fellner and expected Winkler to achieve 16 percent. According to his assessment, the FPÖ would triumph, while the SPÖ and ÖVP would leave the countries and the federal government to them. He described one of the mentioned parties as politically lifeless and referred to the process as unprecedented. #Politik #Wahlen #Österreich (translated)

Bernhard Heinzlmaier wrote that rumors about a replacement for Andreas Babler intensified. From Monday, Philip Kucher and Eva-Maria Holzleitner were to lead the SPÖ affairs as a dual leadership, while Babler was to remain party leader and vice-chancellor until the end of the year. Finance Minister Markus Marterbauer was to become vice-chancellor starting in January; a party congress was planned for March. Heinzlmaier stated that he had expected a dual leadership modeled after the SPD. He criticized the planned leadership as hopeless and wrote that the two young, but in his view already deeply rooted in the party bureaucracy, officials could not get the SPÖ back on track. Additionally, he described them derogatorily as a male-female duo in the manner of a traditional costume couple. #SPÖ #Politik #Österreich (translated)

Freunderlwirtschaft, Nepotismus und Postenschacher. Das wahre Gesicht der SPÖ. Georg Ortner - wieder ein neuer "Industriekapitän", der keine Ahnung von Unternehmensführung hat. Denn Sozialisten lernen nur, wie man gemäß der Babler-Doktrin Unternehmen ruiniert, nicht wie man sie aufbaut. #Nepotismus #Politik #Wirtschaft