
»I wanted to bring trainees from abroad. But can I still be responsible for that now?”
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Entrepreneurs in Saxony-Anhalt are facing challenges due to the AfD election victory and the need for foreign skilled workers.
What entrepreneurs say about the AfD election victory »I wanted to bring in trainees from abroad. But can I still be responsible for that now?”
Anyone who runs a company in Saxony-Anhalt is in a bind - if their own workforce votes for AfD and at the same time they need skilled workers from abroad. Here, five bosses tell us what they think now.
By Kathrin Werner
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