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Anträge Und Resolutionen Anträge und Resolutionen Wiener Landesparteitag 2017 Landesparteitag der SPÖ Wien Anträge und Resolutionen Anträge und Resolutionen zum Landesparteitag 2017 # Betrifft AntragstellerInnen Empfehlung 1,00 Arbeit und Wirtschaft 1.01 Für mehr Beschäftigung in Wien Wiener Vorstand Annahme 1.02 Höhere Mindestlöhne im Rahmen der Kollektivverträge GewerkschafterInnen in der SPÖ Annahme 1.03 Arbeit stärker entlasten - Vermögen stärker in die Pflicht nehmen GewerkschafterInnen in der SPÖ Annahme 1.04 Arbeitszeitverkürzung jetzt, aber richtig! Bezirksorganisation - Landstraße Annahme 1.05 Für eine gewaltfreie Arbeitswelt GewerkschafterInnen in der SPÖ Annahme 1.06 Die Jugend ist mehr wert! GewerkschafterInnen in der SPÖ Annahme 1.07 Faire Bezahlung in (Pflicht-)Praktika, Ferienjobs & Co!!! GewerkschafterInnen in der SPÖ Annahme 1.08 Entlastung des Faktors Arbeit Bezirksorganisation - Innere Stadt Annahme Arbeitszeitflexibilisierung – 12-Stunden-Tag: nicht auf Kosten Bezirksorganisation - Donaustadt 1.09 Annahme berufstätiger Frauen mit Betreuungspflichten Bezirksorganisation - Hietzing 1.1 Wir brauchen die Wertschöpfungsabgabe ("Robotersteuer")! VSSTÖ Wien Annahme Für mehr soziale Gerechtigkeit im Steuer- u. Abgabenrecht – 1.11 Bezirksorganisation - Ottakring Annahme „Robotersteuer“ 1.12 Für mehr Gerechtigkeit im Arbeitsleben Bezirksorganisation - Ottakring Annahme 1.13 You don’t hate Mondays, you hate capitalism (and austerity politics)!Bezirksorganisation - Landstraße Annahme 1.14 Es reicht! Die Richtigen zur Kasse bitten! SJ-Wien Annahme 1.15 Kampf dem Neoliberalismus Bezirksorganisation - Donaustadt Annahme 1.16 Mehr Personal für die Finanzpolizei Bezirksorganisation - Donaustadt Annahme Verpflichtende Einkommenstransparenz für die Privatwirtschaft und 1.17 Bezirksorganisation - Innere Stadt Zuweisung an Landesparteivorstand öffentliche Wirtschaft durch Offenlegung der Einkommen 1.18 Alte Forderungen in neuen Zeiten? VSSTÖ Wien Annahme 1.19 Gegen CETA, TTIP, TiSA und Co VSSTÖ Wien Zuweisung an Landesparteivorstand Erhöhung der Zahlungsmoral der Öffentlichen Hand zum Schutz 1.2 Bezirksorganisation - Alsergrund Annahme von Einzelunternehmerinnen und Einzelunternehmern IngenieurInnen im BSA gegen Herabstufung der IngenieurInnen im 1.21 neuen IngG2017 - Qualifizierungslevel 6 des EQR/NQR für BSA Annahme IngenieurInnen nach IngG 2006 1.22 Bestbieter- statt Billigstbieterprinzip SWV-Wien Annahme 1.23 Erbschafts- und Schenkungssteuer statt Pflegeregress Bezirksorganisation - Döbling Annahme 1.24 Ansiedelung der Europäischen Arzneimittelagentur (EMA) Bezirksorganisation - Innere Stadt Annahme Gezielte und aktive Anwerbung von ForscherInnen (Scientific 1.25 Community) und Fachkräften aus anderen Bereichen Bezirksorganisation - Innere Stadt Zuweisung an GR-Klub (Handwerk,...) mit Migrationshintergrund aus den USA nach Wien: 1.26 Innovationen fördern - Industriestandort stärken GewerkschafterInnen in der SPÖ Annahme Schaffung einer Rechtsgrundlage zur statistischen Erfassung der 1.27 Bezirksorganisation - Margareten Annahme Vermögen in Österreich 2,00 Frauen 2.01 Frauen schaffen Zukunft. Wiener Frauenkomitee Annahme Bezirksorganisation - Favoriten Wiener 2.02 Selbstbestimmungsrechte von Frauen weltweit fördern Weiterleitung an Bundesparteitag Frauenkomitee Soziale Absicherung und Vereinbarkeit für selbständig Bezirksorganisation - Mariahilf Wiener 2.03 Annahme erwerbstätige Frauen schaffen Frauenkomitee Frauenquoten in der Privatwirtschaft durch wirksame Sanktionen 2.04 absichern – Geschlechterparitätische Besetzung von Wiener Frauenkomitee Annahme Führungsfunktionen als Ziel Mädchen stärken! Wir wollen nicht, dass Mädchen im Kindergarten Bezirksorganisation - Döbling Wiener 2.05 und der Volksschule Kopftuch tragen. Richtige Schritte und Annahme Frauenkomitee schnelles Eingreifen ist gefordert! Bezirksorganisation - Döbling Wiener 2.06 Etablierung des Projektes HEROES Annahme Frauenkomitee Für das Selbstbestimmungsrecht der Frauen – gegen ein 2.07 Wiener Frauenkomitee Annahme gesetzliches Kopftuchverbot Bezirksorganisation - Alsergrund 2.08 Wiener Frauentaxi Annahme Wiener Frauenkomitee 3,00 Soziales und Gesundheit Für ein starkes öffentliches Gesundheitswesen, das fit ist für die 3.01 Wiener Vorstand Annahme Herausforderungen der Zukunft! 3.02 Keine Kürzungen bei Sozialleistungen Bezirksorganisation - Alsergrund Annahme Bezirksorganisation - Innere Stadt 3.03 Verbesserung der sozialen Absicherung der Versicherten der SVA Annahme SWV-Wien 3.04 Druck auf die Ärmsten steigt - Soziale Ausgrenzung verhindern GewerkschafterInnen in der SPÖ Annahme 3.05 Keine Schwächung des Verkehrs-Arbeitsinspektorates GewerkschafterInnen in der SPÖ Annahme 3.06 Kinderarmut Österreichische Kinderfreunde Annahme Zuweisung an GR-Klub zur Abhaltung einer Enquete zur 3.07 Nein zur Auslagerung des KAV! SJ-Wien kommunalen Wirtschaft bis zum Sommer 2017 Anträge und Resolutionen zum Landesparteitag 2017 Zuweisung an GR-Klub zur Bezirksorganisation - Rudolfsheim- Abhaltung einer Enquete zur 3.08 Umsetzung des Spitalskonzeptes – keine Ausgliederung des KAV Fünfhaus kommunalen Wirtschaft bis zum Sommer 2017 Gegen Privatisierung von Gewinnen und Verstaatlichung von 3.09 BSA Zuweisung an GR-Klub Verlusten im Gesundheitsbereich Zuweisung an GR-Klub zur Nein zu weiteren Ausgliederungen! Für die Stärkung der Abhaltung einer Enquete zur 3.1 Bezirksorganisation - Landstraße öffentlichen Hand! kommunalen Wirtschaft bis zum Sommer 2017 Zuweisung an GR-Klub zur Keine Privatisierung/Ausgliederung des Gesundheitswesens in Abhaltung einer Enquete zur 3.11 Bezirksorganisation - Döbling Wien kommunalen Wirtschaft bis zum Sommer 2017 Zuweisung an GR-Klub zur Städtische Betriebe – Schluss mit den Sparmaßnahmen auf Kosten Abhaltung einer Enquete zur 3.12 Bezirksorganisation - Hernals der Belegschaft! kommunalen Wirtschaft bis zum Sommer 2017 3.13 Keine Kürzung der Bedarfsorientierten MIndestsicherung! SJ-Wien Annahme 3.14 Sozialversicherung für Alle VSSTÖ Wien Ablehnung 3.15 Unterstützungsleistungen unabhängig vom PartnerInneneinkommenBezirksorganisation - Alsergrund Annahme Soziale Schieflage verschärft sich - Bemessungsgrundlage für 3.16 GewerkschafterInnen in der SPÖ Zuweisung an GR-Klub Abgaben verbreitern 3.17 Krankenkassen vereinheitlichen VSSTÖ Wien Ablehnung 3.18 Pensionskonto – Pensionsberechnung Arge 60plus Zuweisung an NR-Klub 3.19 Österreichisches Pensionssystem Arge 60plus Annahme 3.2 Sozial faire Pensionsanpassung Bezirksorganisation - Meidling Annahme Solidarität jetzt! Pension für alle! Wie wir unser Pensionssystem 3.21 Bezirksorganisation - Döbling Ablehnung erhalten bzw. verbessern können. Lebenstandart auch im Alter - staatliches Pensionssystem 3.22 GewerkschafterInnen in der SPÖ Annahme garantieren Bezirksorganisation - Rudolfsheim- 3.23 Primärversorgungszentren Annahme Fünfhaus 3.24 Medizinischer Schutz von LehrerInnen Bezirksorganisation - Landstraße Annahme Mehrfacherkrankungen nehmen zu - Gesundheits- und 3.25 GewerkschafterInnen in der SPÖ Annahme Pflegeeinrichtungen ausbauen 3.26 Psychische Erkrankungen im System Schule AKS Wien Zuweisung an Landesparteivorstand flächendeckende Installation frei zugänglicher Defis im öffentlichen 3.27 Arge 60plus Annahme Raum 3.28 Impfpflicht jetzt! VSSTÖ Wien Annahme 3.29 Behandlung von psychischen Krankheiten auf Krankenschein VSSTÖ Wien Annahme 3.3 Schutz vor Geschlechtskrankheiten Bezirksorganisation - Landstraße Annahme 3.31 Schutz von Frauen und Mädchen vor HIV/Aids Wiener Frauenkomitee Annahme 3.32 „Palliativ-Initiative für Wien“ Wiener Frauenkomitee Annahme Gerechterer Anspruch auf die zweite Woche innerhalb der Bezirksorganisation - Simmering JG - 3.33 Annahme Pflegefreistellung nach § 16(2) UrlG. Junge Generation Wien 3.34 Rechtsanspruch auf Pflegekarenz Bezirksorganisation - Donaustadt Annahme 3.36 Pflegefreistellung vom Wohnort entkoppeln Bezirksorganisation - Donaustadt Annahme Keine Anrechnung des PartnerInneneinkommens bei der 3.37 Bezirksorganisation - Donaustadt Annahme Notstandshilfe! Bezirksorganisation - Rudolfsheim- 3.38 Ein warmes Zuhause für alle! Zuweisung an GR-Klub Fünfhaus 3.4 Anrechnung von Elternkarenzen auf dienstzeitabhängige AnsprücheBezirksorganisation - Donaustadt Annahme 3.41 Kinderarmut bekämpfen – Chancengerechtigkeit herstellen Bezirksorganisation - Donaustadt Annahme 4,00 Menschenrechte Bezirksorganisation - Favoriten Wiener 4.01 Kampf gegen die Menschenrechtsverletzung FGM Annahme Frauenkomitee Nein zu den (geplanten) Verschärfungen im Fremdenpolizeigesetz Bezirksorganisation - Alsergrund JG - 4.02 Annahme und Grundversorgungsgesetz Junge Generation Wien Asyl ist Menschenrecht! Für eine europäische Asylpolitik im 4.03 Bezirksorganisation - Mariahilf Annahme Zeichen der Menschenrechte 4.04 Aufenthaltsrecht aufgrund von Klimawandel Bezirksorganisation - Donaustadt Annahme Bezirksorganisation - Simmering SJ- 4.05 Flüchtlingskinder sind keine halben Kinder! Annahme Wien 5,00 Mobilität, Umwelt, Zusammenleben und Wohnen 5.01 WienerIn sein, heißt in Wien sein. Wiener Vorstand Annahme 5.02 Mit sozialem Wohnen die Stadt der Zukunft gestalten Wiener Vorstand Annahme 5.03 leistbares Wohnen und Jugend Bezirksorganisation - Favoriten Annahme Annahme mit dem Ersuchen eine Arbeitsgruppe im GR-Klub 5.04 Grundstückspreise und geförderter Wohnbau in Wien. Bezirksorganisation - Neubau einzurichten die sich mit den Fragestellungen beschäftigt 5.05 Faire Vergaben bei gemeinnützigen Wohnbaugenossenschaften GewerkschafterInnen in der SPÖ Annahme 5.06 Gemeinnütziger Wohnbau nicht den Profiten opfern! GewerkschafterInnen
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