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German employers who fail to meet the mandatory 5% disability employment quota now face significantly higher penalties, with the Ausgleichsabgabe reaching €815 per month per unfilled mandatory position at the highest tier — payable for the first time at these rates in March 2026. All private and public employers with 20 or more positions must meet the quota for employees with a recognised disability (GdB ≥ 50). The increased rates, raised from 1 January 2025, are now showing up as material cost factors in employer controlling systems. Germany is also implementing the Barrierefreiheitsstärkungsgesetz (BFSG), transposing the European Accessibility Act, requiring businesses to make products and services accessible. For employers, the message is clear: hiring inclusively is now both a legal obligation and a financial imperative, with support available through integration offices and the Federal Employment Agency.
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