Stefan Wolf lacks clear structures in the corona policy.
He finds the test obligation for companies "grossly unfair".
Berlin - "I would prefer if we could go into a tough lockdown nationwide for another ten days and then be able to open everywhere instead of having no clear structures for months": The president of the employers' association Gesamtmetall, Stefan Wolf, has got into the Corona -Crisis clearly shown drastic measures.
Wolf told
Bild am Sonntag (BamS)
that the group of prime ministers and chancellor had apparently "lost the feeling for how the economy is ticking."
Corona hits German economy: Gesamtmetall President against mandatory testing for companies
For months, the resolutions have completely ignored the needs and wishes of people and companies.
The economy must sit at the table in the negotiations, demanded Wolf.
"It must no longer happen that the highest politicians in this country make economic policy decisions without involving the necessary expertise."
In view of the current opening steps in individual regions, he also advocated uniform regulations.
It must stop that every municipality can go its own separate way.
Gesamtmetall-President criticizes compulsory testing for companies
Wolf turned against compulsory testing for companies.
This is not logistically feasible.
In addition, there were not enough tests and the restriction to the operations was "grossly unfair," said the general metal president of the newspaper.
Chancellery chief Helge Braun (CDU) brought such a test requirement into play.
If at least two thirds of the companies did not test their employees twice a week by the beginning of April, then there should be mandatory testing instead of the current voluntary commitment of the economy, Braun also said
BamS
.
(AFP / frs)