My CV at a glance
From the Ruhr region to labour law
After graduating from Reinhard-und- Mannesmann Gymnasium in Duisburg, I applied for a place to study law in Berlin via the ZVS ( Zentrale Vergabestelle für Studienplätze ). I wanted to go to Berlin because history was and continues to be written there like in no other place in Germany. I wanted to study law so that I could work effectively for justice. As a student, I had many different jobs (dishwasher, waitress, hostess, babysitter, newspaper deliverer, clearing out). I experienced that things were not always fair there. That’s why I specialized in employment law to campaign for more justice in the workplace.
- Privat
- Professional activities
From honorary posts & other activities
For me, work and volunteering belong together. You often gain experience in voluntary work that you can put to good professional use. But vice versa, as a labor court judge, I have also experienced that you can’t get any further with the current law. I was able to use this experience in politics, for example, to propose improvements. Here too, the area of labor market and economic policy was particularly important to me. This involved concrete proposals to support companies in creating and maintaining jobs and concrete measures to provide people without work with employment.
- Economy/Labour
- Law
- Politics
- Society/Culture
Short term
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Personal
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