The Senator for Economy, Labor and Europe

The Senator for Economy, Labor and Europe is the Ministry of Labor and Economics of the Free Hanseatic City of Bremen . The authority combines the political and administrative responsibility for economic development and regulation , labor market policy and the port industry.

Before 2011 the authority was responsible for economy and ports, then its responsibility was extended to the area of ​​labor. Since August 20, 2019, the ministry has also been responsible for Europe and no longer for ports. Senator is Kristina Vogt , ( Die Linke ). State councilors are Susanne Ahlers (Labor and Europe) and Sven Wiebe (independent) (Economy).

Structure and locations

structure

• Economics department with departments for business planning , retail, tourism, international affairs and controlling
• Work department with departments for labor market policy, basic income support for jobseekers and labor law, youth employment agency, regional alliances, employment policy action program (BAP), ESF administrative authority and employment promotion
• Europe Department
• Innovation, industry, digitization department with departments for industry and clusters, innovation, digitization and new topics, funding and financing
• Commercial and Market Affairs Department

• The Deputation for Economy, Labor and Europe, chaired by the Senator, is the administrative committee of the Bremen Citizenship and is responsible for the political control of the authority.

Locations

The senatorial office is located in Bremen, Second Battle Gate 3. The Labor Department will be located in the Finke high-rise building , Hutfilterstrasse 3 , from May 2014 .

Web links

• Official website

Footnotes

1. ↑ https://www.wirtschaft.bremen.de/das_ressort/senator_guenthner-9770