German liebaugeln with pension before 65. Birthday

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German liebaugeln with pension before 65. Birthday

Only just under 7 percent, on the other hand, can imagine remaining gainfully employed until the future retirement age of 67. This is the result of a survey conducted by the opinion research institute gfk on behalf of "welt am sonntag". Meanwhile, the skilled trades brought up the issue of retirement at 70 because of the growing shortage of skilled workers.

But the people of germany apparently don’t want to know anything about such a late start to retirement: according to the survey, a good 53 percent of germans would like to retire before the age of 60. The central association of the german skilled trades has a different view of the situation. What is also striking, however, is that even if money was not a factor at all, only just under 10 percent of the respondents were still in the market before the 49. Wanting to retire at the age of 20.

"The desire to work is therefore very strong among germans," said gfk employee klaus hilbinger, who was responsible for the survey. The desired retirement age for most people will be between 55 and 64. This varies from region to region: 38 percent of the southern germans surveyed stated that they would like to retire between 60 and 64 years old. The majority of northern germans, on the other hand, see the optimum retirement age as being between 55 and 59 years of age.

The president of the central association of the german skilled trades, otto kentzler, sees things very differently. He spoke out in favor of raising the retirement age to 70 because of the shortage of skilled workers. Many older people are fit, he told "focus" magazine. "Even if you only work half days, your experience can help us."Some companies have already had to turn down orders because they don’t have the skilled workers they need.

Pension at 67 to be introduced gradually by 2030. Last year, the average retirement age for men was 61.2 years, while women retired at 61 on average. These were the highest figures in more than 20 years.

For the representative survey, according to the information provided, around 1000 women and men aged 14 and over were interviewed between the ages of 19 and 18. And 26. July surveyed.

For roses the "open garden day" is coming often a bit late. This is a pity, especially for ina hanauer, because her garden is currently still a true rose splendor. Nevertheless, on the coming sunday – like other oberhaider – she opens her garden for the public. Hanauer already participated in 2008. "And the garden is still the same already", schwarmt alexandra klemisch, district advisor for horticulture and land conservation. For apart from roses, perennials, climbing plants, small woods and flowerbeds fill the lovingly tended house garden.

Four more private gardens can be visited on sunday from 10 a.M. To 5 p.M. In oberhaid. A relatively young garden is that of elke and jorg leisgang. "The garden has grown with us, says elke leisgang. Natural stones are an essential structural element that divides the family’s home garden into different areas. An "outdoor living room with retreats and open areas – clearly structured and yet close to nature, as klemisch and her colleague claudia kuhnel emphasize.

Mediterranean flair can be found at bettina and johann-georg kohler’s home. About the flowering trumpet tree in front of the house. In the garden, perennials and woods of all kinds are colorfully mixed and yet match each other. "We planted it as it came – without thinking too much", bettina kessler describes the gardening work of the past 20 years.

Christine and matthias behringer have completely renovated what is probably oberhaid’s oldest residential building. Now it is also time for the front garden and the courtyard. One can see how, piece by piece, a garden is being created to match the historic property.

District educational garden as a role model

Oberhaid has a ruhrigen fruit and horticultural association. Chairman raimund ott shows his house garden with a small kitchen garden, fruit trees, flowers, perennials and garden pond.

The club garden, which is called "kreislehrgarten" because of its exemplary character is of course also present on sunday and a good contact point for further information.

Right next to it is the "burger fruit meadow" planted four years ago by 200 oberhaid schoolchildren. Last year the school garden was reactivated and is used by the open all-day school with its director heike beckert. It was also open on sunday. In the nearby bookshop there are not only small dishes and drinks, but also books on the subject of gardening. And to round off the open garden day, oberhaid has something special to offer: it is only a few hundred steps from the district educational garden to the "seelaub" natural forest reserve.

Security circles obviously saw a particularly threatening situation there. The german mission in the capital sanaa will not open on monday, as a spokesman for the foreign office told the news agency dpa.

U.S. Intelligence services say they have intercepted secret communications between leading members of the al-qaeda terrorist network. These communications are said to have been about terrorist attacks on american facilities. This is also the reason for friday’s worldwide travel warning, US media reported.

The international police agency interpol issued a worldwide security warning on saturday. It called on its 190 member countries for increased vigilance and coordinated investigations after several outbreaks of captivity supported by al-qaeda, for example in iraq, libya and pakistan.

Intercepting electronic communications is a major task of the U.S. Intelligence agency NSA, whose massive spying programs were revealed by U.S. Whistleblower edward snowden. According to the new york times, analysts and congressional staffers suggested that a terror threat at this time was a good way to deflect criticism of the nsa programs. It would be even better if, at the same time, it could be made clear that the NSA activities had uncovered a possible terror plot.

Security advisers to U.S. President barack obama met saturday to review the situation, including several ministers. Individual U.S. Military units in the middle east have been placed on heightened alert, according to CNN on sunday, citing government sources. Defense secretary chuck hagel had discussed with his experts what units could be deployed in the event of a terrorist attack on u.S. Facilities. The U.S. Navy has ordered amphibious boats in the red sea closer to yemen.

Security around the u.S. Embassy in the yemeni capital of sanaa has been significantly increased, according to CNN. "The threat appears to be worse than it has been for a long time," a U.S. Security official in the arab country told the station.

According to a report in the "washington post," obama instructed security agencies several days ago to do everything possible to protect U.S. Citizens "in light of a potential threat taking place in or emanating from the arabian peninsula".

French president francois hollande said they had information that the threats were very serious. The british ministry of the interior issued a travel warning advising compatriots to leave yemen.

According to the "new york times," citing U.S. Government officials, terrorists discussed attacks against facilities in the middle east and north africa. It was unusual, he said, that e-mails or cellphone conversations from high-ranking al-qaeda operatives about the planning of operations had been intercepted – especially in large quantities. Therefore experts of the secret service CIA, the aubenministerium and the weibe haus had understood immediately, what it was about.

U.S. Authorities were apparently encouraged by an audio message from al-qaeda leader aiman al-sawahiri. He had called tuesday for attacking "interests of the U.S. And its allies" around the world. In another message allegedly from him on friday evening, the overthrow of the islamist agyptian president mohammed mursi was criticized by "crusaders" and with "american intrigue".

Experts say the increased terror threat could be linked to the end of the muslim fasting month of ramadan in the middle of next week. British security expert peter bergen told the BBC that al-qaeda had shown interest in the past in launching an attack on 27. Day of the islamic fasting month of ramadan attacks to be carried out. The 27. Day falls on this sunday.

Bergen refers to the so-called "night of determination", in which, according to muslim belief, the first suras of the koran were revealed to the prophet mohammed. In a contribution to CNN, bergen writes that militant muslims were attacked on 3. January 2000 – also a 27. Day in ramadan – had launched a failed attack on the u.S. Warship "the sullivans".

Other experts also see a temporal connection with the terrorist attack on the u.S. Consulate in bengasi, libya, on 11. September 2012. Four U.S. Diplomats had been killed.

The foreign office in berlin did not change its security advice for german citizens for the time being. Security measures for embassies have been permanently adapted to the current security situation, said a spokesman.

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