Wüst criticizes EU regulation on mini-jobs

Hendrik Wüst is critical of the EU regulation that allows EU citizens to receive citizen's income in Germany and top it up with a mini-job. He emphasizes that this is not in line with European freedom of movement and appears unfair to regularly working citizens. Mini-jobber Niklas Roeb from XX shares a similar view, explaining that as an apprentice and mini-jobber, he has to work hard while others receive more money with less effort. His boss David Zülow from Neuss also confirms the frustration over this injustice. Wüst also questions the coverage of housing costs for citizen's income recipients.