“At the same time, there must also be consequences for all those who are allowed to stay and do not want to work or who have no prospect of a permanent right to remain anyway. In my opinion, simply lying on the host country’s pockets and taking a nibble from the welfare pot is simply not enough. Especially since these people here in Tyrol, in times of a labor shortage, do not take anyone’s job away. Anyone who wants to live here has to make their own contribution in order to be able to stand on their own two feet in the near future,” Mair is convinced.
“Win-win situation” – Tyrol wants to open the labor market for asylum seekers
