“In ten years Winterthur will have problems with ‘Googling'”
City councilor for social affairs Nicolas Galladé (SP) takes stock of a year of war in Ukraine and does not shy away from criticizing the federal government. In the interview, he also warns that economic progress harbors dangers for Winterthur.
City Councilor Nicolas Galladé (SP) does not believe that higher wages will solve the nursing shortage.
Photo: Madeleine Schoder
One year of war in Ukraine, rising numbers of refugees, Trychler demonstrate in sea trenches. High time to talk to City Councilor Nicolas Galladé (SP) about Winterthur’s asylum policy. But not only in the asylum area is there a lot going on. With regular social assistance and nursing, Nicolas Galladé also combines areas in his department in which major social problems have to be dealt with. In an interview, he reveals how Winterthur does it and where the problem lies.
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