Austria's Social Minister Korinna Schumann is spearheading significant reforms in social welfare, pensions, and healthcare.

The government plans to stabilize the pension system without raising the retirement age, while introducing measures like partial pensions and stricter early retirement rules.

A new "Social Assistance" program aims to support those in need while encouraging workforce reentry.

Additionally, a child security allowance will ensure children are not impacted by welfare cuts.

In healthcare, the focus is on expanding primary care centers and addressing long wait times.

Schumann also emphasizes improving conditions in the care sector and tackling rising unemployment.

These reforms aim to balance fiscal responsibility with social security.