Heil is promoting training bonuses There should be no “Corona vintage”

Status: 06/22/2021 05:07

The second year of training since the beginning of the corona pandemic begins in September. The federal government supports training companies with training bonuses, but Labor Minister Heil is still worried about a corona kink on the apprenticeship market. Federal Labor Minister Hubertus Heil sees the German training market facing a critical phase after months of the pandemic. The number of apprenticeships like applicants had already decreased last year, said the minister. Figures from the Federal Institute for Vocational Education and Training prove this. The test comes this summer, “Heil told the Funke media group. “We are currently fighting the clock as the training year begins on September 1st.” It is clear: “We are not allowed to allow a Corona class in training.”

6000 euros bonus per apprenticeship position

Many companies were hesitant at the moment because they believed they could not afford apprentices at the moment. Heil called on companies to make greater use of state support offers such as the training bonus. The bonus has been approved for almost 40,000 training positions since last summer.

Heil pointed out that the new protective umbrella for training has been in place since the beginning of June. The premium was also doubled in March. Companies affected by a pandemic that keep their training quota have been receiving EUR 4,000 per apprenticeship position since the beginning of June, and EUR 6,000 for new trainee positions.

According to the Federal Ministry of Labor, the program has a total volume of 410 million euros for the current year. By mid-June, around 88 million euros, almost a fifth, had been paid out

Chairman of the Corporation Chamnan Srisawat told the page ttgasia : “The current wave of Covid-19 infections may affect the final decision. But when we have been suffering from a pandemic for 15 months now, only mass tourism can save us.” Officials in Phuket have placed tight restrictions to prevent the spread of Covid-19 and are speeding up vaccinations to achieve herd immunity by the end of next month. Phuket is now close to the goal of vaccination against Covid-19 for 70% of its residents so that it can open its doors to foreign tourists. Locals say they are ready to welcome tourists on July 1 as planned. In 2019, Thailand welcomed nearly 40 million visitors, generating about $60 billion in revenue. Photo: livingnomads.com The tourist island of Phuket is expected to reopen and welcome international visitors from July. Thus, Phuket will be the first locality of Thailand to reopen, followed by 10 other destinations in October. Under this plan, travelers in low-risk countries who are fully vaccinated will be allowed to fly directly to Phuket without the need for a 14-day quarantine. It is forecasted that in 2021, Phuket will only welcome about 500,000 visitors, much less than the 6.7 million arrivals in the first months of 2020. Before the Covid-19 epidemic, 2019, Thailand welcomed nearly 40 million. visitors, generating about 60 billion USD in revenue. Currently in Phuket there are about 70,000 accommodation rooms. Mr. Chamnan Srisawat expects about 1 million room nights sold in July, bringing in about 40 billion baht ($1.28 billion) to the hotel and service industry. Mr. Chamnan Srisawat added: “In preparation for the reopening of Phuket, we have discussed with major suppliers and travel agents. They are all ready to help.” Phuket is an attractive destination of the Thai tourism industry. Photo: The Thaiger TCT’s proposal has been submitted to the Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) and the Ministry of Tourism & Sports of Thailand, then submitted to the Government of this country for approval in June. If the campaign is “one USD, one night” As a result of Phuket’s success, the Thai government and private sector could expand the program to other destinations such as Koh Samui, Pattaya and Bangkok.

Recently, she received a “difficult case” of a woman with sticky hair and lice crawling on her head so much that she formed a nest. When they saw this “horror” hair, everyone panicked. Especially when Sherrii uses a comb to comb, each tangled hair also follows the thick layer of lice eggs, creating a “shivering” scene. Yet, Sherrii is still very patient in taking care of her guests’ hair. The above “difficult case” makes the customer face the risk of shaving his head to remove the layer of lice that is clinging to the hair. However, Sherrii patiently performed a series of therapies to “save” the situation. After 3 treatments, continuously using treatments to remove lice and weak patches of hair, the woman can now be confident with her new hair. Currently, this customer can be completely confident with her healthy, lice-free hair. Sherrii posted the case on her TikTok channel and garnered millions of followers. Everyone expressed admiration and admiration for Sherrii’s “high-handed” handling. And it must be really conscientious, she can touch the sticky, lice-filled hair to help guests. Many people have left comments below this video: – She finally made it. – Miraculously, she created a new hair. – Admirable!

The creator of Ethereum claims that the ‘Elon effect’ will gradually lose influence on cryptocurrencies Vitalik Buterin, the “father” of Ethereum recently gave an exclusive interview with CNN about the recent volatility of the cryptocurrency market. The 27-year-old billionaire said that “the crypto market is in a bubble” and “it is very difficult to predict” when this bubble will burst. According to him, the “golden age” of digital currencies has passed and this crisis can last for several months. Earlier, on the morning of May 19, Coinbase recorded that Ethereum, Buterin’s “pet”, fell more than 40%, to below $ 1,900. By the morning of May 20, this coin had recovered to $ 2,700, however, this is still a low number compared to the record milestone of $ 4,384 that Ether achieved on May 11. The ups and downs of the Ether coin have made Buterin “father” pay a significant price when he is holding an asset worth about $ 1.1 billion, now reduced to only about $ 870 million. At the age of 27, Vitalik Buterin, a Russian-Canadian programmer, is already considered a veteran founder in the tech world having seen multiple cryptocurrency boom cycles over the past few years. “We’ve seen at least three crypto bubbles burst. Usually the reason bubbles end is because something happened. This shows that the technology of cryptocurrencies is still there. not ready,” Buterin said. Since late 2013, when preparing for the launch of Ethereum two years later, Buterin has expressed his vision for cryptocurrencies. According to Buterin: “Cryptocurrency has become more than just a toy. It is almost ready to become mainstream.” In the process of developing “pet” Ethereum, Buterin is also not afraid to assert that there is a possibility that Ethereum will eventually catch up and surpass Bitcoin in market value. However, the programmer also said that the cryptocurrency market tends to be “vulnerable” to disruptive events, before they can “build an immune system over time”. Typical is the influence of some billionaires who are treating cryptocurrency as a toy. Mr. Buterin isn’t shy about mentioning Elon Musk’s name: “Mr Musk’s tweets are something the crypto space has only been getting into for the first time in recent months, literally. I think it’s appropriate. It’s reasonable to expect a bit of madness. Because the market will learn a lot from that and will be immune to the Elon Musk effect.” In addition, Mr. Buterin also asserted that governments cannot completely ban but have the ability to block or restrict access. Therefore, the development of cryptocurrencies also needs to listen to regulations from regulatory agencies to avoid getting into legal troubles. Faced with the crisis of digital currency, the “father” of Ethereum thinks that this is a “quiet” for digital currencies to renew themselves. On the Ether side, Mr. Buterin said the coin’s transaction costs will soon be cut. A major technical overhaul is underway that will allow Ether transactions to quickly scale, while cutting the amount of electricity consumed by mining by 1,000 to 10,000 times. “We’re going to go from consuming energy similar to a medium-sized country to just consuming energy like a village,” Buterin said confidently. According to Buterin, if Ether’s competitors don’t reform technically, Ether will soon outstrip them, such as Bitcoin.

Unithai Trip Company in Bangkok offers travel programs from 75,000 baht to 200,000 baht ($2,400 to $6,400) for trips to San Francisco, Los Angeles and New York (USA), with prices depending on the range. waiting time between injections. The beaches in Phuket, Thailand are empty of tourists. Source: Reuters A group of guests will depart next week, said Rachphol Yamsaeng, owner of Unithai Trip. Most of the people who inquired about this tour asked for the Pfizer vaccine, so about 20 days between the first and second dose. “Travel companies are having a hard time. We have to do whatever we can,” said Rachphol Yamsaeng. In addition to Unithai Trip, My Journey Travel is offering a 10-day trip to San Francisco for a Johnson & Johnson vaccine, which the company says it received hundreds of calls in three days. Another company, Udachi, has offered a 23-day “VACCation in Russia” program to vaccinate Sputnik V for up to 210,000 baht ($6,700). However, the Tourism Ministry of Thailand has warned that customers should carefully check vaccination packages, as US regulations can vary from state to state.

People relax and enjoy a relaxing space at St James’s Park in London, England With more than 200 million doses of vaccine already included in the vaccination campaign, the European Union (EU) is well on its way to meeting its goal of vaccinating 70% of adults this summer. In the UK, pre-ordering vaccines for prevention and early licensing of vaccines creates conditions for the country to speed up vaccination progress, helping to reduce infections and deaths. Prime Minister Boris Johnson is expected to announce the next phase of lockdown easing in the UK. France is expected to have administered about 20 million adult doses of the vaccine by mid-May and reach 30 million by the end of June. With the number of new cases falling, the utilization rate of the intensive care unit (ICU) in France is expected to increase. The number of hospitals is reduced, the French Government is expected to ease the curfew soon, allowing cafes, bars and restaurants to open for business outdoors from May 19. In Germany, people who have received 2 full doses of the COVID-19 vaccine or the number of SARS-CoV-2 infections but have recovered are exempt from some regulations on travel restrictions and distance. Below is a series of photos of the trend of opening up, bringing the rhythm of life back to normal in many big cities in Europe. Image source: Reuters Staff serving guests at an outdoor restaurant area in Milan, Italy Life gradually returns to normal in Berlin, Germany. Restaurants in the Soho area, London welcome customers when the restriction order is eased in the British capital Tourists take selfies outside the Colosseum, Rome, Italy on the first day the monument reopens Many people are starting to return to fitness centers in Copenhagen, Denmark Đan Scenes of people cycling and walking in the Tempelhofer Feld area, Berlin, Germany An increasingly crowded beach near Athens, Greece Customers start coming to the restaurant in Rome, Italy

This summer is the time when our skin easily becomes a “shelter” of dirt and bacteria. Besides, the amount of oil in the skin can increase, causing the pores to be blocked, leading to continuous acne attack. Therefore, cleaning the skin plays an even more important role in this hot weather. To help the skin always clear, clean and beautiful, please practice “friending” with the following 3 basic skin cleansing steps. The first is to remove makeup, surely you do not intend to go to sleep with your face full of dirt? The next step is to clean your face with a cleanser suitable for your skin type. Exfoliation is not a necessary step every day, but it also helps skin become more comfortable! Limit sun exposure The midsummer sun has a huge effect on your sensitive skin. If you let UVA and UVB rays attack the skin too much, it can lead to premature aging, decreased resistance or even skin cancer. Therefore, to avoid such terrible consequences, you should be aware of how important it is to protect your skin from the sun right now. And that’s also why sunscreen has become an “indispensable object” of all women today. Drink a lot of water Do not think that just taking care of and protecting the skin outside is enough. At the same time, we still have to combine increased resistance even in the body. The fastest way to implement that idea is to drink enough water every day. To maintain beauty in this hot weather, the amount of water you need to load is 2-3 liters of water per day. Another tip for this problem: “Don’t drink a lot of water at once, you should divide it into small amounts and drink it many times”. Food menu “green and clean” Another note for protecting beauty from within is based on the healthy eating menu you have. Because the weather is already “gross” enough, you should limit yourself to the fast, greasy food out there! The quality of the food you eat also affects your skin. To help beauty step up through the summer, you should quickly update your menu with green “dyed” vegetables.

A day earlier, eight similar aircraft departed from New Delhi and landed in London just hours before the UK officially put India on the “red list”. India is facing the second wave of epidemics, such as a “tsunami” with tremendous devastation. In the past 5 consecutive days, the number of new Covid-19 infections is over 300,000 cases / day. India broke down in the midst of the Covid-19 “tsunami”. Photo: QZ. The number of sick and fatalities is so great that hospitals, morgue and cremation grounds are overloaded. Severe medical oxygen scarcity has caused many patients to share a ventilator, some of whom do not survive right in front of the hospital. According to the Fortune India The epidemic has become so serious that the super-rich – those who have never been affected by poverty or natural disasters – are no longer safe. Running abroad on expensive private flights is considered the most likely option. And if they get stuck because flights have been halted and the borders closed, many people have come to realize that in the midst of this dire Covid-19 crisis, money is not going to help them buy the same perks as before. When money can’t buy oxygen Talking about the fleeing of the super-rich in recent days, journalist and historian Hindol Sengupta relates to deeper problems in Indian society: rich and poor disparities and rich people are only worried about it. live by yourself. “The long-standing bad habit in India is just to keep your house clean, you can dump trash right in front of the door. The moment the junk was out there, it was someone else’s problem. Who cares about the poor having to deal with its consequences when the well-off can still hide in their homes? ”Mr. Sengupta said. Over the years, the rich are getting richer, but their social progress and development have declined. Instead of campaigning to improve public services that serve all, the Indian elite and the middle class have found an easier way: spending money to buy private services. The Covid-19 wave left hospitals in India exhausted and depleted of oxygen. Photo: AFP. “Regardless of what happens to the rest of the country, they are comfortable with their own perks.” No matter what a crisis is, electricity, water, roads or air pollution, rich people just need to splash money. If the pollution is severe, they buy air filters at home and in the office. The city is insecure, they can hire a 24/7 private security guard. The health system is poor, they seek private doctors or quickly go abroad for treatment … “The Indian rich do not understand that not privatizing everything, a stable society, which ensures the most basic things such as health and education for everyone, is the foundation for development. sustainable, ”said Mr. Sengupta. Time of salvation The ongoing “Tsunami” of Covid-19 is said to be a landmark. Now, even the most expensive and exclusive hospitals run out of something as basic as oxygen. The elite gradually realized they could no longer spend money to get out of this crisis and had nowhere to fly to because most countries such as Canada, UAE, Thailand, Maldives, UK are in turn. processing tourists from India. The Indian super-rich flee abroad on private planes. Photo: Shutterstock. The scholar Abhinav Prakash argues that this is a time when Indians become more deeply aware of inequality in society and towards specific solutions. “Health insurance cannot help in a health crisis without infrastructure. No matter how expensive your health insurance is, it doesn’t make any sense if the hospital runs out of bed, lacks equipment, runs out of oxygen, “Prakash said. India, and most importantly, a growing rich middle class need to realize that public services are the backbone of a united society. “You can throw trash outside, but the stench of trash still gets into your closed doors and windows. It will make you suffocate. Big change comes from times like now. If the rich and relatively wealthy in India realize that their future is tied to a better public service system, it may be the time to save the country, ”wrote journalist Sengupta.

The Man City star added: “The current format of the Champions League is working great. That is why it has become the most exciting club-level tournament in the world, for our players and for our fans. Gundogan thinks the new form of the Champions League is just as bad as the Super League. (Photo: Daily Mail) The new Champions League format will be applied from the 2024/2025 season. The number of teams participating in the tournament will increase from 32 to 36 and the group stage will change completely. There is no longer the division of 8 groups of 4 teams competing for 16 tickets to the knockout round, instead 36 teams will play in the group stage as a league. However, each team will only play 10 matches with 10 different opponents (5 home matches – 5 away matches) instead of playing against all competitors like in league format in the league. The top 8 teams after the group stage will go straight to the knockout round. The teams ranked from 9 to 24 will compete for the play-off in the second leg format to compete for tickets to the next round. Since the knockout round, the new Champions League format remains the same. However, increasing the number of teams and changing the format of the group stage will result in 100 more matches per season. The new format of the Champions League is considered confusing. Real Madrid president and Super League President Florentino Perez bluntly stated: “UEFA has built a new form of play, I cannot understand it and it is not generating enough income. .. We created the Super League to save football ”. Just a day after Florentino Perez made his powerful statement, Ilkay Gundogan’s Man City was the first team to leave the Super League and apologized to the fans. In the middle of next week, The Citizens will face PSG in the semifinals of the Champions League this season./.

Accordingly, the lipstick cake is made from chocolate. They are meticulously decorated, shaped like a real lipstick. In addition, this dish also has a rather mysterious name “Goddess of Makeover”. Thanks to this special dessert, hot pot restaurant in Chengdu attracts many diners. Many people, especially women, are extremely interested in the restaurant’s new business idea. Lipsticks are served at hot pot restaurants in China. Not only impressed by its eye-catching appearance, but also attractive by its special taste. Ms. Zhu – the restaurant’s chef – said: “First, we melt the pure chocolate, mix it, pour it into the mold and then refrigerate for about 1 hour. Each lipstick has a different color and taste. There are even lipstick on the outside covered with chocolate, inside is filled with banana or strawberry “. “I came to the hotpot just because I wanted to enjoy a dessert exactly like a lipstick. I have already tasted it and I love it. I wonder if there are any lip colors I have not tried yet?”, A guest funny comment. To enjoy the dessert, customers pay 26 yuan for a set of 4 “lipstick”. Before that, a hotpot restaurant in Shaanxi (China) attracted customers by hiring a cast of 6-pack male models, topless and wearing aprons as waiters. Not only bring food to the table for customers, these guys also serve the cooking at the table. In addition to working for the restaurant, the apron models are also willing to take souvenir photos or video with customers.

Now it’s official: employers in Germany will have to offer their employees compulsory corona tests from next week if they are not working from home. That is what the federal cabinet decided. It is only about an obligation for companies to make an offer – there is no obligation to test for employees. The employers also do not have to document whether the employees have accepted the offer. Labor Minister Hubertus Heil said that he had already signed the ordinance and that it would come into force “next week”. Initially, it applies until the end of July. Usually the employer has to offer one test per week. Employees in professions with a high risk of infection should receive an offer twice a week.

Up to 30,000 euros fine

The health and safety authorities of the federal states should monitor compliance with the obligation – for example in response to a complaint from employees. Violations can result in a fine of up to 30,000 euros. Government spokesman Steffen Seibert called on employees to accept the offers. “The Federal Government appeals to employees to act responsibly and to accept the offers for testing that are made to them, although they are not obliged to do so.” The employers have to pay for the costs. Federal Finance Minister Olaf Scholz rejects a reimbursement by the state. “This is now a national effort and everyone has to participate,” said the SPD politician in Deutschlandfunk. “Companies that have a business that can continue their production are in a far better position than the companies that now really struggle every day with the fact that, for example, the restaurant is not opening, the hotel is not operating properly can be.”

“Effort not disproportionate”

Scholz also referred to the extensive economic aid in recent months. “Last year it was 80 billion. If you add the tax breaks, just under 190 billion, all together,” said the SPD candidate for chancellor. “That is why I believe that this mandatory test is a reasonable and necessary measure.” Minister of Labor Heil also defended the new requirements. “It’s an effort, but it’s not disproportionate,” said Heil im ARD morning magazine. The CDU Economic Council expects the tests to cost German companies more than seven billion euros a month. Some small and medium-sized businesses couldn’t afford the hassle. Companies that have been badly hit by the Corona crisis can count the expenses for the tests as a cost item for the bridging aid.

Business associations are storming

Nevertheless, the business associations are storming against the regulation. “Once again politicians are trying to shift their duties on to employers, not to mention the costs,” said the President of the Federal Association of Wholesale, Foreign Trade and Services (BGA), Anton Börner, to the newspapers of the Funke media group. Nine out of ten companies would already test their employees for the corona virus or will do so shortly. As a matter of principle, Börner only advocates event-related tests: “Fixed test intervals are unsuitable.” The German middle class announced that they would file a lawsuit against the agreed obligation to offer corona tests. “Medium-sized companies must and will defend themselves against this. As an association, we are currently preparing the necessary legal steps for this,” said Markus Jerger, Federal Managing Director of the Federal Association of Medium-Sized Business (BVMW) to the newspapers of the “Funke Mediengruppe”. “Corporate testing is a lesson in policy failure.” He accused the federal government of having failed all along the line when it came to testing and vaccination logistics. The craft also clearly opposed compulsory testing. “We still consider a statutory test obligation for our craft businesses to be neither necessary nor expedient,” said the President of the Central Association of German Crafts (ZDH), Hans Peter Wollseifer, of the Rheinische Post. He also criticized that the state wanted to “shift responsibility for fighting the pandemic to the economy”. Most companies are volunteering to test their employees or are preparing to do so immediately. A test obligation is “a legally unnecessary action”.

Still a long way off from a nationwide offer

In fact, only a third of companies currently offer their employees one test per week. Another 30 percent were aiming for this in the next four weeks, as the Institute for Employment Research (IAB) announced after a survey of 2000 companies from the end of March to the beginning of April. Minister of Labor Heil that is not enough. The offer must be comprehensive, he told him ARD morning magazine. At the moment the situation is very different depending on the industry and company size. As the IAB survey shows, the most tests are carried out in large companies. According to this, 60 percent of the companies with at least 250 employees offer their employees corona tests, a third of these companies planned to do so recently. As the size of the company decreases, the proportion of companies that already give their staff a test opportunity drops rapidly. According to the IAB survey, there are also clear differences between the sectors. Corona tests are most widespread in education, health and social services, where 58 percent of companies already offer corona tests and a further 22 percent were planning to do so. In the area of ​​transport and logistics, the test offer is only 17 percent.

Sufficient tests available?

Small companies in particular are wondering whether enough self-tests are now available at all. According to Federal Health Minister Jens Spahn, the deficiency that existed in March has been eliminated. On Friday he had assured that there were “more than enough of the tests”. The federal government has ordered over 130 million self-tests for the months of March and April from various manufacturers, above all Roche and Siemens. According to the ministry, there are also enough rapid tests for use by trained staff. For this year they have secured a quota of 550 million and, if necessary, a further 100 million pieces.