Erich Ettlin

Erich Ettlin

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Erich Ettlin is a Swiss politician representing the Centre Party (Mitte) in the Ständerat (Council of States). He is actively involved in social policy discussions, particularly regarding pension reforms. Recently, he played a key role in promoting a significant financial package aimed at increasing pensions, including the controversial 13th pension and enhanced benefits for married couples, highlighting the challenges of financing social welfare systems in Switzerland.

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Switzerland Switzerland: Erich Ettlin is a member of the Ständerat and is noted for his involvement in the discussion about minimum wage legislation. 5

Neue Zürcher Zeitung: Warum die Bürgerlichen im Parlament sich irren

Switzerland Switzerland: Erich Ettlin, a Ständerat from Obwalden, submitted a motion to legally establish the priority of GAV over cantonal law. 5

Neue Zürcher Zeitung: Bürgerliche wollen Rechte der Kantone beschneiden

Switzerland Switzerland: Erich Ettlin is a politician who proposed making Krankentaggeldversicherung mandatory for companies. 6

Neue Zürcher Zeitung: Krankentaggeldversicherung wird für Ü50 zur Kostenfalle

Switzerland Switzerland: Erich Ettlin, a member of the Mitte party, acknowledges the challenges in convincing his party about the proposed capital adjustments. 5

Neue Zürcher Zeitung: Bürgerliche Politiker schlagen Kompromiss vor

Switzerland Switzerland: Erich Ettlin is a tax advisor and a politician from the Mitte party in Obwalden. 7

Neue Zürcher Zeitung: Mitte und SP wollen, dass Erwerbstätige massiv mehr bezahlen

Switzerland Switzerland: Erich Ettlin, a member of the Mitte party, explained that their proposal aims to prevent excesses in tax optimization. 6

Neue Zürcher Zeitung: Mitte will Abzüge für Einkäufe in zweite Säule senken