Expert refutes allegations about Carola Bridge collapse
The search for the cause of the partial collapse of the Carola Bridge in Dresden is running parallel to the demolition work. The commissioned expert now refutes allegations in a media report.
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Career start in the Saxon tax administration
Saxony's tax offices also constantly need skilled workers. The next generation of tax administrators is trained in their own state.
Construction companies in eastern Germany suffer from increasing bureaucracy
Curbing bureaucracy is an ongoing political issue. The construction industry in the east has not seen any success so far - quite the opposite.
So far 28 recognized corona vaccination injuries in Saxony
Millions were vaccinated against coronavirus and experienced mild side effects. Some suffered permanent damage. However, only a few cases have been recognized in Saxony so far.
Saxony's cities and municipalities demand municipal freedom law
Saxony's cities and municipalities are calling for a radical streamlining of public administration and a strengthening of the business location.
State administration to be largely climate-neutral by 2040
A new master plan prescribes steps towards climate neutrality for the state administration in Bavaria. This affects the energy supply and the vehicle fleets of the various departments, for example.
State administration to be largely climate-neutral by 2040
A new master plan prescribes steps towards climate neutrality for the state administration in Bavaria. This affects, for example, the energy supply and the vehicle fleets of the various departments.
Polling stations open for European and local elections in Saxony
The polling stations for the European and local elections in Saxony are open. Around 3.3 million people are called to vote.
Lawsuits against connection for LNG terminal dismissed
Superfluous and harmful to the environment or necessary in terms of security of supply? The Rügen liquefied natural gas terminal is controversial. A federal court has now ruled against the connection.
Kretschmer rejects speculation about staff increases
Saxony's Minister President Kretschmer says no to 6000 additional jobs in the state administration. Financial challenges and tough talks with the federal government.
CDU parliamentary group in the Saxon state parliament sees no scope for additional staff in the state administration
CDU parliamentary group sees fourth-highest staffing ratio in Germany and plans to reduce staff.
Relocation of the Saxon Court of Audit to Döbeln completed
The 160 employees of the Saxon Court of Audit now work under one roof in Döbeln.
Saxon Court of Audit starts relocation to Döbeln
More than eleven years ago, the Saxon state parliament decided to relocate the Court of Audit from Leipzig to Döbeln. However, the move has been repeatedly postponed - now the time has finally come.