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Photo: Soeren Stache / dpa Germany impoverished. And even more than it revealed the numbers of long zurckgehaltenen poverty report, the Federal Government of Frhling of the year: One in six people at risk of poverty, or about 13 million people. That gave the Federal Statistical Office announced on Friday. As gefhrdet is defined as having less than 60 percent of the median income for Verfgung. This is equivalent to 980 euros per month for a single person and 2058 for two adults and two children under 14 years. Gezhlt is net income plus benefits, is completely depleted as who receives less than half of median income. In 2012, the poverty rate from 15.8 percent to 16.1 percent has increases Opposite 2010. The survey by the Federal Office is part of a Europe-wide survey by Brsseler criteria. One of the biggest risks of poverty, it counts to be a woman. The increasing Erwerbsttigkeit in style fashion de does not exempt them from the poverty trap. Age also plays no role for the gender difference: girls under 18 years are at risk of poverty in style fashion de to 15.7 percent, only 14.8 percent of boys the same age. Between 18 and 64 years Verhltnis betrgt 17.7 percent for women and 15.5 per cent in men. Older women are armutsgefhrdet to 16.6 percent, men against to 13.3 percent. Hardest hit are women, if they are single mothers. Approximately 38.8 percent, nearly two-fifths, have less than 60 percent of the average or median that separates the lower from the upper half. The group also is tastefully fathers, which, however, much less educate their children without a partner. Yet, the single without children are in need, one third (32.4 percent) falls below the 60 percent limit. Women and men in this category are almost equally. However, the traditional family protects against misery. Couples with one child are armutsgefhrdet to 10.7 percent, with two children, the threat beluft even only 7.7 percent. Dramatic figures provide the analysts have argued to the unemployed in the country: 69.3 percent, so two out of three people without a job, an income that is 980 euros for singles or 2058 euros for families have below. This property comprise not only Hartz IV recipients, but also employees who have just lost their job. The Sozialverbnde sounding the alarm because of the numbers from Friday. VdK Prsidentin Ulrike Mascher flchendeckenden calls for a minimum wage and requires einzuschrnken the agency. In this sector, around 890,000 people are TTIG, this is just a small part of the 13 million poor people in the country. In contrast, according to the Federal Statistical Office about 4.3 million women in part-time work employs less than 20 hours per week, working in 450-euro-two million jobs (including overlaps). Higher numbers of hours wrden thus reduce significantly the risk of poverty and the low erhhen Bezge of pensioners clearly. A legal minimum wage of 8.50 euros dignity mean for a single person without children in style fashion de to achieve a net income of 1015 euros, so only 35 euros above the poverty threshold. The head of the workers' welfare, Wolfgang Stadler wants this job and the end of mini-jobs and temporary bekmpfen misery. Both Beschftigungsformen together affect in style fashion de about 3.5 million people in the richest country in Europe.
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