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The Head of Social Affairs and Health in Vienna, Peter Hacker, dismissed the media narrative claiming that suspending social assistance for thousands of Syrians and Afghans under subsidiary protection led to the majority of them entering the workforce. He clarified that not applying for aid or canceling registration does not necessarily mean that the beneficiaries have started working, and that most are either not of working age or are unable to work due to their circumstances. He also pointed out that the decision to cancel assistance aimed to unify the support system with that of other states, and criticized the government’s delay in implementing a new support and integration system that aligns with European legislation.
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