Our departments
and their employees
Organizational chartBDA personnel work from A-Z. In the Human Resources department, we are available as your contact for questions relating to recruitment, personnel support and development, employer branding, personnel planning and strategy as well as further education and training. One of the special focuses of the department is the promotion of young talent. With our commercial trainees and our trainee program, we get the next generation ready for a career in the association.
Schimmel
Leiterin Personal
Rennicke
Personalreferentin
Beckmann
Trainee
Kobinger
Trainee
Mößner
Trainee
Wenzl-Sylvester
Trainee
Beiße
Auszubildende
Kauffmann
Auszubildender
Lemme
Auszubildende
Schmidt
Auszubildende
Schmolinske
Auszubildende
Stein
Auszubildende
The Organisation department is the commercial department of the BDA. The tasks of the four departments CRM/QM, Purchasing and Services, Finance and IT Services are coordinated here and cross-departmental issues are agreed. It is also responsible for issues relating to the organisation of the association, association law and association tax law, as well as the management of the employer's property company.
CRM / QM
The department looks after the powerful address database, controls the dispatch of circulars, mailings, invitations etc. via distribution lists and features, supports the departments in setting up electronic group rooms and ensures the quality objectives of the BDA by means of training courses, among other things. In addition, the unit is an important interface between purchasing, IT and finance.
Purchasing and Services
With the support of Facility Management, the department ensures the functionality of the association's building, is responsible for occupational safety and health issues, purchases special goods and services for the BDA, provides support at events and ensures compliance with corporate design specifications. The library contains 15,000 stock items on the collective focal points of labour, social and collective bargaining law and the history of employers' associations.
Finance
The department monitors the flow of funds within the organisation and informs the head office in the event of any anomalies. Controlling routines ensure that the contributions are used in accordance with the requirements of the members. The budget, the contribution rules and the annual accounts are drawn up by the department and submitted to the relevant bodies for discussion or examination.
IT Services
The unit manages all IT-supported services and ensures that the systems are further developed in line with requirements. Together with the IT service providers, the functionality of the more than 30 services in the cloud is ensured and support is provided for our employees.
Rosenberg
Abteilungsleiterin
Pulm
Stv. Abteilungsleiter
Referatsleiter Finanzen
T+49 30 2033-1111
finanzen.mail@arbeitgeber.de
Stollfuß-Rohde
Kaufmännische Assistenz
Altmann
Leiterin CRM und Qualitätsmanagement
Eisermann
Sachbearbeiter
Köppen
Sachbearbeiterin
Schönberg
Sachbearbeiterin
Kochanowski
Leiter Einkauf und Services
Beyer-Stamm
Bibliothek
Leu
Service
Michalski
Fahrdienst
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Pulm
Leiter Finanzen
Baumann
Sachbearbeiterin
Berthe
Sachbearbeiterin
Boden
Studentische Beschäftigte
Dähn
Studentischer Beschäftigter
Piprek
Sachbearbeiterin
Brüning
Referatsleiter
Hyrbaczek
Sachbearbeiter
Meyer
Sachbearbeiter
Seipp
Sachbearbeiter
Timm
Sachbearbeiter
The Social Security Department deals with all topics that are relevant to employers in companies and from fundamental social policy considerations in the areas of old-age provision and health. In addition to statutory pension insurance, this also includes occupational pension schemes, statutory and private health and long-term care insurance, as well as accident insurance and the law on contributions and registration. The department also deals with issues relating to safety and health at work and good work design and research. Other relevant issues include the employer registration procedure, compensation under the IfSG and the reduction of bureaucracy in the collection of social security contributions. In addition, we are striving for better involvement and strengthening of the role of the social partners in the standardisation process of personnel management, taking into account the limits of collective bargaining autonomy.
Wagenmann
Abteilungsleiterin
Osing
Stv. Abteilungsleiterin
Clauß
Referentin
Mende
Referentin
Mondorf
Referent
Naumann
Referent
Riebe
Referent
Schollmeyer
Referent
Thomas
Referatsleiterin
Werner
Referatsleiter
Bozan
Assistenz
Naumann
Assistenz
Ünal
Assistenz
Wünsche
Assistenz
The BDA advocates the concerns of German employers in international organisations and global forums as well as bilaterally in exchanges with Germany's global economic partners: Governing Body of the International Labour Organization ILO, International Labour Conference, G7/B7, G20/B20, United Nations, UN Human Rights Council, Council of Europe, ISO and OECD. The BDA is a member of the International Organisation of Employers (IOE), Business at OECD (BIAC), Businessmed, etc. On international issues, it represents the interests of its members at national level (global supply chains, NAP Business & Human Rights, CSR, GIZ Business Advisory Council) in the EU (free trade and investment agreements, supply chain regulation, non-financial reporting) and globally (including UN Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights, OECD Guidelines, UN Treaty Process). In terms of economic policy, the BDA is committed to ensuring that companies are internationally competitive, generate economic growth in Germany and secure prosperity and jobs. This is the basis for sustainable wage and labour market policy, fiscal and tax policy, as well as state aid in crisis situations (Corona, flood).
Hornung-Draus
Abteilungsleiterin
Volkswirtschaft und Internationales
T+49 30 2033-1900
r.hornung-draus@arbeitgeber.de
Noll
Stv. Abteilungsleiter
Bârsan
Referentin
Baykal
Referent
Golland
Referentin
Hentschel
Assistenz
Wunrau
Assistenz
The department of labour law and collective bargaining policy focuses on all central aspects of labour law, including collective bargaining law, collective bargaining agreements and industrial action, works constitution and corporate co-determination, protection against dismissal, mobile work, working time, part-time work, temporary work, fixed-term contracts, maternity protection, family care time, parental leave, holiday law and references to European labour law, as well as the reduction of bureaucracy.
The department accompanies all legislative procedures in the field of labour law. It coordinates the legal policy positioning of German employers. It provides comprehensive advisory services for members, analyses the impact of legislation and case law on practice, produces publications and organises seminars, webinars and specialist conferences on current issues. The editorial support of the Zeitschrift für Arbeitsrecht (ZFA) and the Sammlung arbeitsrechtlicher Entscheidungen (SAE) is also part of the department's tasks.
Collective bargaining policy is at the heart of the BDA's work as the umbrella organisation of German employers' associations. The Collective Bargaining Policy team is the point of contact and service provider for the BDA's member associations and their members on all collective bargaining policy issues. In addition to a network for cross-sectoral exchange, we offer information, advice and services on the topics of collective agreements, pay and working time policy, further development of the collective agreement landscape, minimum wages, industry minimum wages, declarations of general applicability, the Posted Workers Act and home working. The BDA's Collective Bargaining Service supports its members with collective bargaining analyses, a collective bargaining database and our collective bargaining archive.
Abteilungsleiter
Stv. Abteilungsleiter
Stv. Abteilungsleiterin
Referentin
Referent
Referatsleiterin
Referentin
Referatsleiterin
Referent
Referentin
Redaktionsleiterin
Referatsleiterin
Sachbearbeiterin
Sachbearbeiterin
Assistenz Arbeitsrecht
Assistenz Arbeitsrecht
Assistenz Arbeitsrecht
Assistenz Arbeitsrecht
Assistenz Tarifpolitik
Assistenz Tarifpolitik
Whether it's an interview or a statement, a political assessment or evaluation, a technical question or background information - the team in the communications department is your first point of contact. We also offer exciting formats for political and social discourse. We network the most relevant players from politics, business and science through a wide variety of angles and sectors - online and on-site, intensive and interactive. Top-class speakers speak plain language at our events.
Abteilungsleiterin
Stv. Abteilungsleiter
Referent
Referentin
Referentin
Referentin
Referent
Homepage / Assistenz
Walter Raymond Foundation /
Institute for Social and
Economic policy training
Scientific colloquia and events on issues of economic and social change, cooperation with scientific institutions in the field of economics, politics and culture. Organization and implementation of seminars for the further education and training of employees from employers' associations, business associations, chambers and companies.
Geschäftsführer
Walter Raymond Stiftung
und Institut für Sozial- und Wirtschaftspolitische Ausbildung
T+49 30 2033-1951
o.perschau@arbeitgeber.de
Organisation
Institut für Sozial- und Wirtschaftspolitische Ausbildung
T+49 30 2033-1954
info@iswa-online.de
Organisation
Walter Raymond Stiftung
Organisation Politikseminare
Institut für Sozial- und Wirtschaftspolitische Ausbildung
T+49 30 2033-1953
wrst@arbeitgeber.de
info@iswa-online.de
The team of the Labour Market Department deals with all topics related to labour market and employment policy. Our goals are to secure young talent and skilled workers for the German economy against the backdrop of demographic development and structural change caused by digital and by setting a course against global warming, as well as to create opportunities in the labour market for all. We are also actively working on this in the self-administration of the Federal Employment Agency. We are committed to the inclusion of people with disabilities, the improvement of vocational rehabilitation, more employment for older people, a better reconciliation of family and career, and more equal opportunities for men and women in the labour market. At the same time, we want to promote the immigration of foreign skilled workers and make even greater use of the potential of people with a history of flight.
Abteilungsleiterin
Stv. Abteilungsleiter
Referentin
Referentin
Referent
Referentin
Assistenz
Assistenz
Across educational sectors: permeability of the education system, quality through more competition and independence of educational institutions, strengthening STEM education, early childhood education: Education and upbringing plans, qualification of kindergarten staff, individual (language) support, School: education standards, training maturity, career orientation/cooperation school-business, economic education, all-day school, teacher training, values education, Vocational education and training: Structural development, new occupations and qualifications, alliance for initial and continuing training, training market, modernisation of training occupations, vocational school, continuing training, higher education: Bologna process, higher education funding, quality assurance/accreditation, access to higher education, quaternary education, European education policy: mobility, transparency instruments (EQF, ECVET/ECTS), vocational education and training cooperations
Abteilungsleiterin
Stv. Abteilungsleiterin
Stv. Abteilungsleiterin
Referentin
Referatsleiterin
Referentin
Geschäftsführerin
Referentin
Assistenz
Assistenz
Assistenz
Assistenz
Europe keeps us busy. One team. Two locations. We are committed to our European concerns from both Brussels and Berlin and contribute our expertise as social partners to EU and federal policy. The European Department of the BDA continuously analyses what current legislative proposals of the European Union would mean for the German economy and jobs.Our main focus is on the economy, labour market, social affairs and education. Especially labour market and social policy issues have gained increasing importance in EU policy over the last decades. Here, the European Department advocates the principle that social progress only works on the basis of economic success. Overarching issues are also not left without the BDA's say - especially where we need more Europe: What direction will the European Union take in the future?How should the internal market, how should the economic and monetary union develop?
Abteilungsleiter
Referatsleiterin Brüssel
Referent Brüssel
Referentin Brüssel
Referent Berlin
Referentin Brüssel
Referent Berlin
Referentin Berlin
Assistenz Berlin
Sachbearbeiterin Brüssel
