World time clock in Aschersleben
© Thomas Engst (engst. FOTOGRAFIE)
Pömmelte ring shrine
© Thomas Engst (engst. FOTOGRAFIE)
A success story

10 years of the Pömmelte Ring Shrine

Large family celebration on 21 June from 5 p.m.Further information

Half-timbered houses in Schönebeck
© Thomas Engst (engst. FOTOGRAFIE)
Schleuse in Bernburg (Saale)
© Thomas Engst (engst. FOTOGRAFIE)
Saalefee on the river Saale
© Thomas Engst (engst. FOTOGRAFIE)
This page has been automatically translated. There may therefore be discrepancies and inaccuracies in the text. Only the original version is binding. Legal claims arising from the content of the translated version are excluded.

Regional working group

The Regional Working Group is the central body for regionalised labour market policy. It involves regional labour market stakeholders in the planning, decision-making and implementation of support activities. The Regional Working Group is formed by the respective district or independent city for the entire ESF+ funding period 2021–2027. Members of the Regional Working Group include at least the local authority, the agency responsible for basic income support for job seekers, the Employment Agency, social partners, economic partners and a representative of equal opportunities policy. The basis for cooperation in the Regional Working Group is formed by rules of procedure.

Help with accessibility

  • General

    We strive to make our websites accessible to all users. Details can be found in our accessibility statement. You can send us your suggestions for improvement using our accessibility feedback form.

  • Font size

    To adjust the font size, please use the following key combinations:

    Larger

    Ctrl
    +

    Smaller

    Ctrl
    –
  • Keyboard navigation

    Use TAB and SHIFT + TAB to navigate through next/previous links, form elements, and buttons.

    Use ENTER to open links and interact with elements.

Select language