Bremen Reaffirms Commitment to Fair Employment Conditions
On March 4th, a significant step towards fair employment conditions in Bremen was taken. The 'Bremen Declaration on Fair Employment Conditions' was re-signed, with Mayor Andreas Bovenschulte, Finance Senator Björn Fecker, Senator for Economy, Harbors and Transformation Kristina Vogt, and Lars Hartwig, chairman of the works council, among those putting their names to the document.
The declaration, first signed in 2014 and renewed every four years, commits the Senate to fair and just working conditions in the public service. Economy Senator Vogt emphasized the importance of this commitment.
The new version of the declaration, signed on March 4th, builds on progress made in recent years. Lars Hartwig, chairman of the works council, highlighted the advancements in fair employment conditions across all departments since the declaration's inception. Mayor Bovenschulte and Finance Senator Fecker echoed this sentiment, stressing the crucial role of good and fair working conditions in attracting talented individuals to the public administration. They believe these conditions make Bremen an attractive employer for jobs near me.
The declaration aims to promote fair employment conditions, equal pay, and a good work-life balance in the Bremen public service. Lars Hartwig, in a separate statement, underscored the importance of fair and good working conditions, along with appreciation, for employee motivation and the attractiveness of the employer.
The re-signing of the 'Bremen Declaration on Fair Employment Conditions' signals the Senate's continued commitment to fair and just working conditions in the public service. This move is expected to strengthen Bremen's appeal as an employer, attracting more talented individuals to its public administration.
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