The Austrian Public Employment Service (AMS) has been mandated to repay 135 million euros to 100,000 individuals due to incorrectly calculated unemployment benefits over the past three years. The repayment will come directly from the AMS's own budget.

Die Presse: AMS Must Repay 135 Million Euros from Own Budget

The AMS (Austrian Public Employment Service) must repay 135 million euros to 100,000 recipients for incorrectly calculated unemployment benefits over the past three years, funded from its own budget.

Despite a shortage of skilled workers, applications from job seekers over 55 are increasingly being automatically rejected or ignored. This creates a growing problem for individuals who are too old for new employment but too young for a pension, a dilemma that politicians have largely neglected.

Kurier: Automatically Sorted Out: How Over-55s Fare in Job Search

Despite a shortage of skilled workers, applications from individuals over 55 are increasingly being automatically rejected or ignored, according to affected individuals. An expert explains why this is happening.

Kurier: Jobless Before Pension: The Discarded Baby Boomers

Too old for a job, too young for a pension: the dilemma of 55 to 64-year-olds affects more and more people, but is ignored by politics.

An analysis of the first month since the introduction of Austria's new 'package tax' explores its financial implications, revealing both losses and perceived relief for various entities.

profil: One Month of Package Tax: Between Losses and Relief

An analysis of the first month under the new 'package tax' in Austria, examining its financial impact and any perceived benefits or drawbacks.

A recent poll indicates that 25% of Austrians would like Norbert Hofer to run for president again, despite his social media statements suggesting otherwise. Additionally, the role and significant power of the current Austrian Head of State are being questioned, with 44% desiring more direct involvement in daily politics.

DER STANDARD: One in Four Want Norbert Hofer to Run for President Again

A poll reveals that 25% of Austrians desire Norbert Hofer to run for president again, despite his social media indications to the contrary. Additionally, 44% want the current president to be more involved in daily politics.

Rising costs associated with skiing in Austria are reportedly leading to a shift in the demographic of visitors to the country's ski slopes, impacting the traditional clientele.

ORF: Austrian Ski Resorts Face New Clientele Due to High Prices

The cost of skiing in Austria is changing the demographic of visitors to its slopes.

An analysis of cybercrime within Austria suggests that individuals and organizations are often too easily susceptible to online attacks, highlighting a need for improved digital security practices.

profil: Cyber Attacks in Austria: Why We Too Easily Help Attackers

An analysis of cybercrime in Austria, questioning why individuals and organizations are too readily vulnerable to online attacks.