Prime Minister - Weil's request: release flood helpers from work
Lower Saxony's Minister President Stephan Weil and business associations are appealing to companies to continue to release helpers from their actual work to deal with the flood situation. This appeal applies for the coming days and, if necessary, also for the next week, according to a statement from the State Chancellery on Wednesday. Companies have the right to be reimbursed for any losses incurred as a result of their employees being absent. The state will try to find a pragmatic way to do this, it said.
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- Due to the ongoing bad weather in Lower Saxony, particularly in Hanover, the flood situation has worsened, requiring additional assistance.
- Stephan Weil, the Minister President of Lower Saxony, and the local business association have urged companies to release their employees to help in addressing the flood situation.
- Despite the disruption to their business operations, companies in Hanover can be reimbursed for any financial losses incurred due to their employees' absence, as stated by the Lower Saxony State Chancellery.
- The catastrophic Flood in Hanover, affecting Lower Saxony, has necessitated collective efforts from the community and businesses to alleviate the situation, appealing to Stephan Weil's leadership.
Source: www.stern.de
