Leading German companies are calling for cuts to unemployment benefits

Under current law, unemployed people under the age of 50 receive these benefits for one year; those aged 50 to 55 receive them for 15 months; those aged 55 to 58 for one and a half years; and those over 58 for two years. The German Employers’ Confederation, for its part, believes that this period should be limited to one year for everyone: this could save about 2 billion euros a year.

At the same time, experts warn that such a measure could negatively affect older workers, for whom it is much harder to find a job than for those under 50. In effect, those approaching retirement would be deprived of social support from the state—a situation that has already drawn criticism from labor unions.

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