The vote in Salzburg is noticeable because of the many crises. Wherever you look, negative economic messages dominate. Wars in the neighborhood also go one step further. How are people with this difficult time? The “crown” belonged …
The one broke the following: KiKa/Leiner or KTM in the recent past. Palmers, Windhager, Gössl: The list of insolvenous companies can be continued without problems. There are also high energy prices. Exorbitantly rising food prices. Living in Salzburg is sinful expensive.
Moreover, the state has grown over the head. It is radically saved for the communities. Places consider three times if they renovate a street. Russia has been a war against Ukraine since 2022, Israel and Palestine, such as Iran, are a powder tank. In addition to armed wars, the great powers of the earth lead an economic war against each other.
“It’s brutal”
This situation touches the mood in the country. Iris Manhart drastically describes her feeling of the “crown”. The Employee of De Veugtijd says: “I live with my parents because it is not affordable that I take off. It is brutal. Even if I work completely, it would not go out. This is not stuck with the freedom that my parents always tell about today.”
Theresa Wiesmayr lives more relaxed. The student appreciates to count on her parents. You pay her the apartment and pocket money during her studies. She says: “Otherwise it would be unthinkable. I live very consciously and economically. When it comes to food, I really look at the money. Fruit and fruit have become quite expensive.”
Friends can afford less
Dominik Weiß from Upper Austria, near the border with Salzburg, is currently working on a construction site in the city of Mozart. He says: “Fortunately I get better myself, but I have to work a lot as an electrician. In my circle of friends, some have to look at the money.” He could not save right now, because his income on life is maintenance. How does he feel the crisis? “For example, I no longer see many acquaintances with the host. Everything is more expensive, not everyone can pay for it.”
Vinko Smillic is an independent taxi driver. He is already looking forward to the retirement, because: “It used to be much better. Today we are in the area. There are too many taxis and too few guests. You drove around and have opened guests. Today you wait a long time. You notice that people have no money anymore.”
“Discipline and hard work” are required
Ildiko Paninkas is also possible. The Hungarian lives in Salzburg. She says: “Whatever happens, food, the rent, energy – everything has become more expensive. I have to save a lot. Otherwise nothing will work. Only with health, because you can’t save.”
Pensionist Peter Aschauer has little worries. “I worked for my life and a good guest. I survived all the crises, such as the oil crisis. How? Because of hard work. I can only give advice to all the boys: discipline and hard work. So you get through all the crises.”
Work-Life Balance? When older people hear the word, they get fear. Why? Because people are anchored in generation 40+: “Vü Hakeln must make a merit of what to make and make a WOS.”
This still worked in the Post -War Generation: Hackeln. Buy a house or apartment. To rescue. Inherit. Thank you!
Let’s look at the boys today: if they look at the prices for life, they get fear. There is nothing left of the salary. Build something yourself? Hopeless! The only thing that remains is “time”. More “live” instead of “work”.
Because to be honest: they no longer have.
Source: Krone
I am Wallace Jones, an experienced journalist. I specialize in writing for the world section of Today Times Live. With over a decade of experience, I have developed an eye for detail when it comes to reporting on local and global stories. My passion lies in uncovering the truth through my investigative skills and creating thought-provoking content that resonates with readers worldwide.
