> severe bureaucracy
been there, done that. it's not severe, it's not even 2 hours per month and maybe waiting for 2 or three letters from xyz.
2 hours of non-engaging bureaucratic work for 1300 € per month. Thats 650 €/h ...
> severe bureaucracy
been there, done that. it's not severe, it's not even 2 hours per month and maybe waiting for 2 or three letters from xyz.
2 hours of non-engaging bureaucratic work for 1300 € per month. Thats 650 €/h ...
The problem is that I'm not talking about getting +1300 EUR/month situations, but about +300 EUR/month situations. And suddenly you have to explain your finances to the bureaucracy and... you still have to earn +1000 EUR/month in addition to the bureaucracy needed so you get to keep at least some of it (without committing social security fraud, ofc).
It's not that bad if it's steady; but if it's fluctuating you easily spend a couple hours each month. And for at least some people, that type of work is far worse than their occupation of choice.
oh, and I'm aware that it might be engaging for some, but they either fall into the category that better learns to organize and administer themselves now rather than later or into the category that will always need a social worker, who will the find the bureaucracy easy as well and the organization is paid by his employer