Schrottimmobilien: Zehn-Punkte-Plan von Bas und Dobrindt gegen Sozialbetrug
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The German government is implementing a ten-point plan to combat abuse of social benefits by effectively targeting so-called "scrap" properties and exploitative business models. This plan is set to be executed by the end of the year, according to an action plan reported by the Bild newspaper. The objective is to reduce incentives for individuals to enter social systems, and eliminate large-scale social benefit abuse.
The plan, developed by the Ministry of Social Affairs with the involvement of Bärbel Bas from the SPD and Alexander Dobrindt from the CSU, aims to strengthen the Federal Agency for Labor and hold employers accountable for engaging in undeclared work. The plan includes improved data sharing among relevant authorities such as police, family insurance offices, job centers, and municipalities to prevent such abuse.
A key aspect of the plan is the possibility of expropriating scrap properties in extreme cases to prevent abuse. The government seeks to facilitate cross-border work within the EU for Germany's workforce needs while preventing exploitation. The plan also aims to end the practice of importing EU citizens from countries like Bulgaria or Romania, who are often placed in false job positions to claim social benefits.
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