bmas.de
German federal ministry responsible for labour, employment, occupational safety and social affairs policy
About bmas.de
The Federal Ministry of Labour and Social Affairs develops and administers policy on employment, labour law, occupational safety, social insurance, pensions and social assistance.
Its remit includes employment support, vocational training, worker protections, migration and labour, and social benefits. It is a German federal government ministry.
Product: Federal policymaking and public administration covering labour, employment, occupational safety and social affairs.
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