The strategies of the government and of Minister Susanne Raab (ÖVP) are also meeting resistance. Klaus Schwertner of Caritas: “By blocking the transfer of refugees from Ukraine to social security, it prevents them from finding a job quickly.”
This is the main point of criticism. Many displaced persons are housed privately. It costs. Municipalities need more money.
Another of the seven points that Caritas has worked out together with other organizations: “Many Ukrainian families come to us and are in despair.”
Investments and integration are generally implemented too slowly.
In the video above you can see a krone.tv talk on “Crisis and the Welfare State” with Caritas Managing Director Klaus Schwertner.
This is mainly due to the back and forth between the federal and state governments. More school places and funding programs are also needed. “Many women and children have prepared to return to Ukraine after a few months. But the war lasts. You will have to stay longer.”
Therefore, according to Schwertner, they should be connected to the AMS with their services. “These people also want to work.”
Source: Krone
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