Federal Ministry for Labor, Family and Youth
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State level | Federation | ||
Position of the authority | Federal Ministry | ||
founding | January 29, 2020 | ||
Headquarters | Untere Donaustraße 13–15, 1020 Vienna | ||
Authority management | Christine Aschbacher , Federal Minister for Labor, Family and Youth | ||
Budget volume | EUR 15.80 billion (2020) | ||
Website | www.bmafj.gv.at |
The Federal Ministry of Labor, Family and Youth is the Federal Ministry of the Republic of Austria responsible for labor ( Ministry of Labor ) and family and youth policy . With an amendment to the Federal Ministries Act 1986 , the new ministry was founded on January 29, 2020 under the Federal Government Brief II . The agency received the work department from the Ministry of Social Affairs, which was renamed at the same time . The other responsibilities largely correspond to the Federal Ministry for Families and Youth , which existed until 2018 , after the Chancellery Minister had taken over the tasks of this former ministry in the meantime.
tasks
The Federal Ministry of Labor, Family and Youth is responsible for:
- Labor law matters, insofar as they do not fall within the scope of the Federal Ministry of Justice.
- Employment contract law.
- Special regulations under employment contract law for individual groups of employees, such as matters relating to vacation and bad weather compensation for construction workers;
- Matters of home work and the legal relationships of employee-like persons;
- on the other hand, regulations not related to employment contract law that focus on other subjects of civil law.
- Employee protection law.
- Occupational health matters of worker protection;
- Matters of apprentice protection and home work protection;
- Labor inspectorates.
- Labor and works constitution law.
- Statutory employee representatives;
- Arbitration matters;
- Works council matters.
- Collective legal formation in the field of labor law.
- Law of collective bargaining agreements and the setting of wage rates.
- Employment contract law.
- Labor market matters.
- Unemployment Insurance Matters.
- General family policy matters including the coordination of family policy and family support, as well as population policy in matters of family and youth.
- Affairs of the family policy advisory board.
- Affairs of family counseling support.
- Family burden equalization matters.
- Family policy matters in the following areas:
- Housing;
- public taxes;
- Marriage and parenthood law, guardianship, guardianship and trustee law, maintenance advance law and rehabilitation including the right to probation assistance;
- Social insurance including unemployment insurance, maternity protection, general and special welfare and assistance for the disabled;
- Popular education.
- Matters of child and youth welfare, unless they are civil law matters.
- Matters of extracurricular youth education, as far as it is not about extracurricular vocational training.
- General affairs and coordination of youth policy.
- Non-material and financial support for institutions and events for extracurricular youth education.
- Training and further education of employees in extracurricular youth education, as far as it does not take place in schools.
- Volunteer policy in agreement with the Federal Ministry for Social Affairs, Health, Care and Consumer Protection.
organization
The Federal Ministry for Labor, Family and Youth is structured as follows.
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Federal Minister for Labor, Family and Youth
- Cabinet of the Federal Minister
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Secretary General
- Office of the Secretary General
- Internal revision
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Section I: Presidium
- Department I / 1: Human Resources
- Section I / 1 / a: Personnel Labor Inspectorates and IEF-Service GmbH
- Department I / 2: Budget Matters
- Division I / 3: ESF Audit Authority
- Division I / 4: Legal Service, Parliamentary Questions and Council of Ministers
- Department I / 5: Public Relations, Protocol and Citizen Service
- Department I / 6: ICT and Infrastructure
- Department I / 7: EU coordination
- Department I / 8: Business Office
- Data protection officer
- Compliance management
- Department I / 1: Human Resources
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Section II: Family and Youth
- Department II / 1: Compensation fund for family allowances, family allowances, multi-child allowance
- Department II / 2: Child and Youth Welfare
- Department II / 3: childcare allowance, family time bonus, labor and social law
- Department II / 4: Family help (information, advice, support, hardship compensation)
- Section II / 4 / a: Family counseling and family support
- Section II / 4 / b: Family Service
- Department II / 5: Youth Policy
- Section II / 5 / a: Competence Center Youth
- Department II / 6: Family Law Policy and Children's Rights
- Federal Child and Youth Ombudsman
- Department II / 7: European and international family and youth policy
- Department II / 8: Travel grants, free rides, school book campaigns and family taxation
- Department II / 9: Family Policy Policy Department
- Department II / 10: budget matters, coordination, support center
- Support center
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Section III: Labor Market
- Office service point
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Group III / A: International labor market policy, AMS services, budget
- Bilateral Labor Market Policy Cooperation Unit
- ESF certification office, ESF evaluation, EMCO
- Department III / A / 2: Interface between employment, health and old-age insurance, older workers
- Department III / A / 3: International Labor Market Policy, European Globalization Fund
- Department III / A / 6: Budget
- Section III / A / 6 / a: Information on labor market development, analysis
- Division III / A / 9: European Social Fund
- Department III / A / 10: Services Public Employment Service
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Group III / B: labor market law, AMS organization, labor market promotion
- International Labor Market Law Office
- Department III / B / 1: Labor market law and unemployment insurance
- Department III / B / 4: Funding, Young People
- Section III / B / 4 / a: Integration of young people and young adults in training and the labor market
- Department III / B / 5: Supervision and auditing activities in connection with the employment service and IEF-Service GmbH
- Department III / B / 7: Employment of foreigners
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Section IV: Labor Law and Central Labor Inspectorate
- Office service point
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Group IV / A: Central Labor Inspectorate
- Office of Budgetary Affairs Labor Inspectorate
- Department IV / A / 1: Construction and mining, administration
- Section IV / A / 1 / a: Information management, data processing
- Department IV / A / 2: Technical worker protection
- Department IV / A / 3: Law, Control
- Department IV / A / 4: Occupational Medicine, Industrial Psychology
- Department IV / A / 5: Innovation for Labor Inspectorates
- Department IV / A / 6: International technical worker protection
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Group IV / B: Labor Law
- Department IV / B / 7: Legistics, protection of use, agricultural labor law
- Department IV / B / 8: Collective Labor Law
- Department IV / B / 9: Employment contract law, basic work, documentation
- Department IV / B / 10: International and EU social policy in labor law
- Unit IV / B / 10 / a: International Social Policy
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Group IV / C: Transport Labor Inspectorate (Central Labor Inspectorate)
- Department IV / C / 11: Railways Transport Labor Inspectorate
- Department IV / C / 12: Transport Labor Inspectorate Aviation, Shipping, Cable Cars
Federal Minister
Web links
Individual evidence
- ↑ Federal Finance Act 2020. (PDF) Federal Ministry of Finance, accessed on June 21, 2020 (page 550).
- ↑ Federal Law Gazette I No. 8/2020
- ^ Federal Ministries Act 1986. Accessed on January 29, 2020 .
- ↑ Business division of the Federal Ministry for Labor, Family and Youth. Accessed April 30, 2020 .