THE GOVERNMENT AND THE OPPOSITION POLITICAL PARTIES HAVE REJECTED FOR THE FIRST TIME CLAIMS OF COMPANIES AND WORKERS TRADE UNIONS OF ITS POLICIES AS THE MEANS THAT WILL UNDERMINE DOMESTIC COMPANIES COMPETIVENESS AND INCREASE THE UNEMPLOYMENT RATE OF DOMESTIC WORKERS IN GERMANY.

THE GOVERNMENT AND THE OPPOSITION POLITICAL PARTIES HAVE BOTH REJECTED FOR THE FIRST TIME CLAIMS OF COMPANIES AND WORKERS TRADE UNIONS OF ITS CURRENT POLICIES AS THE MEANS THAT WILL UNDERMINE DOMESTIC COMPANIES COMPETIVENESS AND INCREASE THE UNEMPLOYMENT RATE OF DOMESTIC WORKERS IN GERMANY.

         
        The German government and the Opposition political parties have both rejected for the first time claims of domestic companies and workers trade unions on its fiscal pact policy (fiskalpakt), the current investment policies, the government policies for professional and skilled workers within the Euro-zone and the foreign countries as policies that will undermine German companies competiveness, particularly of the families companies currently operating in the various States of Germany. Besides, claims of high rate unemployment of domestic citizens, due to the government's new work policies that has opened its doors for both the professionals and skilled workers from within the Euro-zone and foreign countries amidst increasing financial crisis and economic downgrade within the European Union countries and the foreign countries. However, Reseachers have predicted Germany's future industrial and economic growth amidst the current fnancial , or economic crisis and supported the government's open door policy for foreign professionals and skilled workers at the current unemployment rate of about seven percent (7%) in Germany as a means that will prevent demographic crisis amidst the industrial growth and a unified European Union currency that may centralized the financial and the economic clout of the European Union export and import markets in Germany and not the European Union capital in Brussel.


                                                 Written by Professor Godfrey Ohia.