Union IF Metall welcomes a new basic “adjustment and skills support programme” by the government, which will enable more people to receive guidance for further career development. The adjustment study support means that people who are mid-career will be able to study for up to one year while retaining 80% of their salary. This means that people who have such expenses as children, a house or a car really get a chance to further their education or retrain.
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