Eigenverantwortung in der Wirtschaft aber nicht im persönlichen Leben | Meyer:Wermuth

Liberals love to preach "personal responsibility"—as long as it concerns the economy. But when older workers work part-time to have more free time, it suddenly becomes a problem: Employers' Association President Severin Moser accuses them of "lifestyle part-time work," while actual working hours are decreasing primarily due to exhaustion and illness. At the same time, the center-right parties are pushing for an expansion of Sunday work, ignoring care work, and blocking improvements to working conditions in the care sector. Double standards or systemic issues? In today's episode of Meyer:Wermuth, we discuss who truly takes responsibility and who merely demands it. We also discuss the initial polls on the dangerous Swiss People's Party (SVP) initiative (10 Million Switzerland) and the conclusions regarding the roadmap against domestic and sexual violence. 00:00 Welcome 03:16 Lifestyle Part-Time Work, Sunday Work: The Liberals' Double Standards 13:59 Poll on the SVP Initiative: What Still Needs to Be Done? 22:06 Gender-Based Violence: How Far Has the Roadmap Come? 27:30 Brief Answers to Complex Questions (HSG Symposium, Measures Against Patriarchal Violence in Pharmacies, Far-Right Demonstration in Lucerne, Prepare When She Says No Trend) Do you have feedback on the podcast or questions for us? Let us know in the comments! 👇👇👇👇👇👇👇 Every Monday, Mattea Meyer and Cédric Wermuth provide context for the most important political developments in Switzerland. Transparent, concise, and straight from Bern. Listen on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/5Rs4T6g... Listen on Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/podcast/me... Video RSS feed: https://www.sp-ps.ch/artikel-kanal/me... Audio RSS feed: https://anchor.fm/s/ab19f5f4/podcast/rss