oegb_at - Tweet Data Analysis

Summarization

It appears the tweets are discussing workers rights and labor regulations. Last night, 25,000 woodworkers and woodcrafters came to an agreement for a 10.3% pay raise. There is also an emphasis on the need for better part-time work options for women, with more than 60,000 women willing to work extra hours if circumstances allowed it. There is also discussion about the Austrian government not doing enough to protect other forms of labor, including the illegal video surveillance in a Viennese laundromat and not providing adequate pensions. The general sentiment reflects a lack of sufficient labor support from the Austrian government and that steps need to be taken to protect labor rights.

Topic Modeling

1. Kunden-Verhandlungen für Tischler- und Holzgestalter-Fachkräfte
2. Teilzeitarbeit ist kein Privileg
3. Verhandlungen und Diskussion mit PolitikerInnen
4. Folgen der Wirtschaftskrise und Einschränkungen
5. ÖVP-Politik und deren Auswirkungen auf Menschenrechte

Emotional Analysis

The emotions expressed in these tweets range from enthusiasm and gratitude to frustration and anger. People are excited and relieved about the salary increase for 25,000 workers and the invitation of @oegb_at to the press conference. At the same time, they are deeply frustrated with the government's decision to implement a mandatory labor service, as well as their lack of understanding for the need for part-time work and the lack of protection for workers. People are also angry at the government for not doing enough to protect people from poverty and inflation. Finally, there is a sense of hopelessness and disbelief that people are still voting for the ÖVP.

Trend Analysis

1. Lohnerhöhung und Entlohnung
2. Kinderbetreuung und Familie
3. Miet und Energiepreisdeckel
4. Inflation und Geldgeschenke
5. ÖVP-Politik und deren Auswirkungen