AfD’s labor and social policy spokesperson, Springer, criticized the planned expansion of non-objective fixed-term contracts, arguing it undermines job stability and shifts economic risk onto workers. Meanwhile, Banaszak, co-chair of the Greens, accused the coalition of ‘work refusal’ for prioritizing mandatory medical visits from the first day of illness over addressing the impacts of artificial intelligence and industrial job losses. The Left party’s leadership described the income tax relief measures as inadequate, merely offsetting cold progression and inflation adjustments. The coalition unveiled a total of 34 reform proposals earlier today.