As part of a closed meeting, the vice presidents of the employee side of the Lower Saxony Chambers of Crafts visited Arbeit und Dritte Welt on 26.06.2011. This visit was another part of a long-standing exchange of information on labor market policy and the employment, qualification and training of disadvantaged people.
Klaus Algermissen (master carpenter), Thomas Brien (Managing Director) both from Arbeit und Dritte Welt, VP Roman Hannover (HWK- Braunschweig-Lüneburg-Stade), VP Hans Otto Rohde (HWK-Oldenburg), VP Jens Dudziak (HWK-Braunschweig-Lüneburg-Stade), VP Jörg Klein (HWK- für Ostfriesland), VP Stephan Hövelmann (HWK- Osnabrück- Emsland), VP Rolf Heise (HWK Hildesheim- Südniedersachsen) and Fred Uwe Schulz (Chairman Arbeit und Dritte Welt) intensively discussed the prospects and consequences of the planned “instrument reform” on the part of the federal government and practical opportunities for young people with learning difficulties.
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