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Widespread Rejection of Flat-Rate Social Benefits71% oppose lump-sum benefits; digital access and work hour reforms receive strong public backing in recent survey.
- Most citizens disapprove of the commission’s proposal to replace individual assessments with flat-rate social benefits.
- Two-thirds reject limits on part-time work rights, while digital applications and automatic child benefit payments gain majority support.
- Nearly three-quarters agree that EU citizens should receive benefits only after longer full-time employment and support a new weekly maximum working time.
- The SPD gains voter support as the CDU/CSU declines slightly; satisfaction rises for several government ministers.
There will certainly be many discussions to come.— Bärbel Bas, Federal Minister of Labor, regarding the implementation of the recommendations from the Commission for Social State Reform.
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