By Plenary Sessions: Madis Timpson

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It supports economic growth and the generation of revenue from state assets, prioritizing the approximately 30 million euros earned from renting out prison facilities over potential conservation expenses. It emphasizes the crucial role of job creation in securing family livelihoods, making this a key priority. The text references the teachers' strike regarding the 10 million euro funding gap, underscoring the substantial magnitude of the prison revenues.

Economic views stress the need to ensure labor regulations are consistent with market conditions, especially regarding the wage rate for minors and seasonal workers, which may act as a barrier to employment. At the same time, it is confirmed that business risks remain with the employer, and the flexibility of employment relationships is discussed.

The speaker supports abolishing the tax hump, seeing a positive economic impact for those earning the average wage. He/She expresses concern about the disproportionality, noting that a 25-euro state fee allows a factory's planning process to be halted for two years. He/She emphasizes the employer’s perspective: that good employees are held onto tooth and nail.

Economic perspectives focus on financial fairness and proportionality, specifically criticizing a situation where vastly different financial obligations are imposed within the same context. The objective is to find a solution that mitigates regulatory disparity.