Chaos in Lünen and Unna: Registration offices with dramatic bottlenecks!

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Due to absences due to illness, the registration offices in Unna and Lünen have a shortage of staff, which leads to longer waiting times.

Wegen Krankheitsausfällen haben die Zulassungsstellen in Unna und Lünen Personalmangel, was zu längeren Wartezeiten führt.
Due to absences due to illness, the registration offices in Unna and Lünen have a shortage of staff, which leads to longer waiting times.

Chaos in Lünen and Unna: Registration offices with dramatic bottlenecks!

There is currently a noticeable staff shortage in the registration offices in the cities of Lünen and Unna, which is affecting operations. Currently only nine of the 31 employees are available due to illness-related absences. The head of the department, Christoph Funke, asks for your understanding for the tense conditions and points out that there is nothing that can be done to change the personnel shortages. This leads to longer waiting times, even if the appointments have already been arranged in advance. Customers will be informed of the additional waiting time by email. Unfortunately, some appointments also have to be canceled.

As already reported in a previous report on Rundblick Unna Rundblick Unna reports that ..., the situation was particularly tense in the week of July 17, 2023, when only three people out of 13 employees were reported were available. This led to longer waiting times and the cancellation of individual appointments. The situation is only expected to ease in the coming week.

Recommendations for customers

In order to defuse the situation, customers are urged to use online registration if possible. Detailed instructions for registering motor vehicles online are available on both the district's YouTube channel and the website [www.kreis-unna.de]. available. This digital alternative could help many customers avoid lengthy waiting times and resolve their concerns more quickly.

It is currently unclear when the personnel situation in the admissions offices will improve in the long term. What the situation ultimately looks like remains to be seen. Until then, a large amount of patience will be required from citizens.