Gimme a job: Germany

Article Abstract:

Germany's unemployment rate is expected to reach 4.5 million, or 12% of the work force. Chancellor Helmut Kohl hopes that economic growth will slow the increase in joblessness, but that is unexpected in 1997. German companies seem more interested in foreign investments than in job creation at home.

Employment, Unemployment, Labor supply, Labor force, Manpower policy

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Scientayatollogy: Germany and the United States

Article Abstract:

The normally-friendly relations between the US and Germany have been strained by the US decision to impose sanctions on companies doing business with Iran, and by the German state of Bavaria's decision to bar members of the Church of Scientology from holding public office.

United States, International aspects, United States foreign relations, Economic sanctions, Sanctions (International law), German foreign relations, Church of Scientology

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Who will be Germany's Tony Blair?

Article Abstract:

Schroder and Lafontaine are the frontrunners to become Social Democratic Party candidates for chancellor. Schroder's winning public manner and defiance of party doctrine give him an edge over Lafontaine, who is questionable because of his leftist traditionalism.

Evaluation, Officials and employees, Schroder, Gerhard (German chancellor), Social Democratic Party of Germany, Lafontaine, Oskar

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