Berlin's experimental basic income plan yield's promising results


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Gehn has been working for the German company Kopf, Hand und Fuss for about a year. Photos: dpa

Ulrike Gehn seems happy. She has been working for a small company in Berlin, called Kopf, Hand und Fuss, for about a year, advising firms on diversity.

She also runs a co-working space for people with and without disabilities. Gehn, 33, organises workshops and events, counsels employers on inclusion and collects donations for new projects.

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