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Chancellor Sebastian Kurz and Labor Minister Christine Aschbacher said that on Sunday. Because schools and kindergartens would continue to provide care. Aschbacher said the special care time only applies if care is not possible. The right to special care time, which will be decided this week in the National Council, is controversial. The fact that the social partners have agreed on this has caused massive resentment, especially among VP-related employers, because small businesses in particular are threatened with inability to act if multiple employees are absent. Criticisms also came from industrial companies because companies still had to pay non-wage costs. The vice president may now have reacted to this and found a back door by leaving the schools partially open.
That in turn is criticized by the SP. Women’s President Gabriele Heinisch-Hosek describes it as a “slap in the face to parents that Kurz is cheating on them here.”
