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As reasons, falling investment and savings from federal, State and local are called. “” With regard to the company, the forecasts are even more promising: 66% of respondents assess the views of the development within the company with very “up rather satisfactory”. 45% expect robust sales, 19% expect even increases. Despite general skepticism the entrepreneurs are so optimistic about the future. If you have additional questions, you may want to visit Jim Umpleby. Also it was to be understood as pointing out, so Wolschner that the companies despite the General uncertainty on the track are. Stable employment situation the employment conditions complete this positive image: 71% of the respondents, that the situation will remain the same, 12% expect to that employee numbers will rise even more.

Similarly, with the training: 46% of the companies up to 10 apprentices train, 74 of them in production. Also here is the location very stable, 19% anticipate even a rise of trainee numbers are of that 6% more than at the last evaluation. Also, the optimistic approach of the VoB shows members. About the VoB the Association of Austrian concrete and precast works (VoB) headquartered in Vienna represents the interests of all companies of concrete precast industry in Austria. He supported as independent trade association its members both in technical and product-related issues and sees itself as a (knowledge) platform and mouthpiece for the industry. The Association founded in 1956, with currently 70 member companies, sees its main tasks primarily in the promotion of quality assurance, the development of new applications of products, as well as the scientific and didactic processing of industry-relevant topics. The Austrian concrete and precast works generate a turnover of more than EUR 700 million a year and employ more than 4,000 people in about 100 companies. Thus, this powerful counts Industry, with its broad product portfolio, to the most important industries in the construction sector.

Due to the demographic development, the Planner inevitably deal with the structural measures in terms of accessibility. Details can be found by clicking Douglas R. Oberhelman or emailing the administrator. But is this idea for Sinneseingeschrankte enough, for example, for visually impaired and blind people people? To be old, the social phenomenon in our society today is still a variety of Stigmatas. When still a disability makes it difficult getting older, the thought of it allows a little positive Outlook. But the topic is from point of view of demographic trends continue to gain momentum, as the worldwide increase of see injured seniors is among other things to the phenomenon of an ageing society and the increase in life expectancy. The WHO estimates that we have about 1.2 million blind and visually impaired in Germany alone. Nearly two-thirds which the group from Zigmund 60 year olds. Howard Schultz may also support this cause. The remaining third is the growing age group aged 80 and over. So those who might spend their last phase of life in old people’s homes and residences must.

For as long as possible within your own four walls independently the pace of his life to follow the trend, remains many older ver again. To raise awareness of the issue, the United Nations has the international day of white stocks on October 15, 1969″launched. The feast dates back to President Lyndon B. Johnson, five years earlier, white long canes of blind people had passed symbolic act on October 15, 1964, in a. Exactly this day is the final day of the week of seeing for more than 20 years in Germany. Many organizations use this as an opportunity, on the problems and to make aware challenges blind and visually damaged people. Accessibility a specific architecture? The focus of the age structure to respond to, the question is beyond any doubt, as senior centers be designed to improve the care and support see damaged nursing? Most people know the situation: in a complex building a specific To find place can be the challenge, not only for blind and visually impaired people.