Wednesday, June 30, 2010

I Want To Celebrate My Anniversary

apply if ailing lion of Hessen and the fever Offenbacher

We must defend ourselves, so it goes no further, the Offenbach budget are high losses of revenue expected. Blame the approval of the Hesse state government to the growth acceleration law in the Bundesrat. This permanently removes the Hessian districts around 160 million €. How should we work like this? The design flexibility for local authorities is becoming smaller. Offenbach can hardly spend money on voluntary benefits. Even for the statutory benefits ranging from income any more. Been laid down by the state constitution connexity, after which the country is paying for its task order with the local authorities also need to be fulfilled not unconstitutional.
The economic crisis are the Deficits of the German local authorities this year already at about 12 billion euros. And now in 2011 the reduction in the municipal revenue sharing announced € 400 million - the state government wants to see the local authorities appear to bleed.
If this continues, the development opportunities of Offenbach's very limited. Voluntary household spending on key social and cultural projects and necessary investments in local infrastructure must be restricted. We will not allow. Also, according to DGB as a result of cuts to expect a loss of 10,000 jobs in Hessen. Offenbacher Social Democrats support a current initiative of the DGB Hessen-Thüringen against the growing financial problems of municipalities.
need to instead bolster the revenue side again. The corporate tax has fallen to a historic low and the top tax rate on clearly low. There is no wealth tax and inheritance can not be "spared a world champion." Are affected by the tax burden especially the low and middle incomes.
The Social Democrats want to send a clear signal. In a major action of the Hesse SPD Group in the Hesse state parliament of Hesse makes hungry lion in Offenbach station. The unveiling of the memorial will be held on July 1, 2010 at 16.00 pm at the town courtyard next to the Lion Pharmacy.

Stephen Dyer / Heike Habermann 30/06/2010

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