SPD strategies: Bremen north on the upper through new projects!

SPD strategies: Bremen north on the upper through new projects!

Blumenthal, Deutschland - The SPD decided to make specific plans for targeted development in the north of Bremen at its closed conference in Bremen. Around 50 Social Democrats have filed for strategies for two days, which are to be further discussed in parliament in the coming weeks. There were 16 position papers and applications that stake a broad political framework. Ute Reimers-Bruns, the deputy leader of the parliamentary group, emphasize that these measures will particularly affect the districts of Vegesack, Blumenthal and Burglesum, where the situation is particularly precarious in the labor market and in the health sector.

With regard to the economy, the SPD emphasizes the need for a committed labor market policy. The north of Bremen is disproportionately affected by unemployment, which is why the social party plans to increase the financial focus on this region. Planned investments in the infrastructure should help to attract new companies and thus jobs. These investments are important, because despite a general decrease in unemployment in Germany, the region is still one of the most affected areas. Class = "Source_1"> Weser-Kurier reports .

education and health care in focus

Another focus of the SPD is on the education sector. Faster implementation of daycare and school projects as well as possible new buildings, such as a primary school in Rekum, are on the agenda. In the health sector, the lack of doctors is a continuous problem. The establishment of a medical care center in the north of Bremen is to relieve the emergency care in clinics and improve basic medical care. SPD-Fraction.de.

The SPD recognizes the increasing need for qualified workers and wants to take preventive action against the shortage of skilled workers. An investing labor market policy is required that could include a new work insurance. This is intended to ensure that employees are better secured in the event of professional transitions or training gaps. This is also to promote social advancement and avoid long -term unemployment. The shortage of skilled workers, a problem that is discussed across Germany, is also different in region. The Federal Center for Political Education explains the current challenges.