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Die Bundesregierung gibt 612 Millionen Euro des Steuerzahlers für Gender-Projekte im Ausland aus. Eine wahnsinnige Summe. Dafür könnte man bspw. in Baden-Württemberg alle Elternbeiträge zur Kinderbetreuung komplett abschaffen. Eltern zahlen dort im Schnitt um die 300 Euro pro Kind und Monat. Das Thema scheint den Baden-Württembergern allerdings nicht so wichtig zu sein. Bei der Landtagswahl im März haben 30,2% die Grünen gewählt. Die Grünen wenden sich entschieden gegen Kürzungen in der Entwicklungszusammenarbeit. #Gendergerechtigkeit #Steuerzahler #Entwicklungszusammenarbeit

Bettina Stadler, a sociologist from the University of Graz, emphasizes the necessity of a fairer distribution of care work in order to change the often traditional distribution of roles between men and women, which has recently been highlighted by the controversial statement made by Chancellor Christian Stocker regarding childcare. (translated)

The article addresses the conservative tendencies in Austrian family policy, particularly the controversies surrounding the Chancellor's statement about childcare as a non-employee activity, which faces resistance in society and sparks a debate about equality and traditional role distribution in families. (translated)

Puchheim zieht die Notbremse. Der Stadt fehlen rund 12 Millionen Euro im laufenden Haushalt. #Puchheim #Haushaltssperre #Kommunen #Finanzen Finanzlage: Bürgermeister Thomas Hofschuster und Stadtkämmerer Harald Heitmeir haben mit sofortiger Wirkung eine Haushaltssperre von 20 Prozent angeordnet. Hintergrund ist eine Unterdeckung des laufenden Haushalts von rund 12 Millionen Euro. Sparkurs: Personalausgaben, gesetzliche und vertragliche Verpflichtungen sowie die Kinderbetreuung bleiben von der Sperre ausgenommen. Die Stadt erklärt zugleich, dass kurzfristige Sparmaßnahmen nicht ausreichen und Kosten dauerhaft gesenkt sowie Einnahmen erhöht werden müssen. Die Haushaltssperre zeigt, wie angespannt die finanzielle Lage des Standorts Puchheim inzwischen ist. Vielen Dank für den wichtigen Hinweis! Quelle: (Münchner Merkur) https://t.co/JynIdLyk5v #Finanzen #Kommunen #Haushalt

Thousands of women are preparing for a demonstration in front of the Chancellery in Vienna to express their protest against the recent statement made by Chancellor Christian Stöcker, who referred to childcare as non-work, which has sparked strong criticism and a debate about the undervaluation of women's work and family responsibilities. (translated)

The article deals with the differing views of five political parties on family care and the difficult-to-define value of domestic care in pre-election programs, focusing on the issue of "Wahlfreiheit" (freedom of choice) and the recognition of domestic care as work, with each entity presenting its arguments and proposing specific measures related to childcare and gender equality in the workplace. (translated)

Christian Stocker sparked a wave of criticism with his statement that childcare is not work, to which he responded with a public apology; however, his words, spoken during a discussion as part of the summer tour, were seen as lacking empathy and detached from reality, which was disagreed with by political parties across the spectrum. (translated)

The article focuses on the current situation in Europe, where extreme droughts and high temperatures prevail, the ongoing dialogue between climate activist Luisa Neubauer and politician Sepp Müller about the possible coexistence of climate and economy, and it also addresses the apology of Austrian Chancellor Christian Stocker for unfortunate comments about child care. (translated)

Chancellor Christian Stocker caused great outrage with his statement that child care is "not work," while at the same time praising the level of family benefits in Austria and pointing out the support for single parents, which is high compared to the EU, although despite these positive aspects, there are calls for more targeted support for low-income families and an expansion of child care. (translated)

Chancellor Christian Stocker (ÖVP) is facing strong criticism after his statement that children do not need paid care, to which he responded with an apology and acknowledgment that caring for children is important work, but he still maintains the opinion that a family is not a business and the loving effort for children cannot be expressed in money. (translated)

Chancellor Christian Stocker stirred controversy with his statement that "childcare is not work," which sparked strong criticism from opposition parties and the coalition partner SPÖ, who point to the fundamental importance and demanding nature of caring for children, which is primarily provided by women in Austria. (translated)