Fancy of Work Dwindles: Majority of Germans Work Almost only for Money
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Many employees want to work less or retire as soon as possible. This is not just the desire for more leisure time.
More and more Germans are questioning the meaning of their work. Fears of the consequences of artificial intelligence are also growing significantly.
For many professionals, salary is now the only thing that counts at work. According to a survey, older workers in particular would prefer to quit today if they could.
More and more Germans see work primarily as a way to earn money. According to a YouGov study, 59% of employed people say they work primarily or exclusively for the pay. The attitudes of those aged 55–64 have changed particularly dramatically.
In Thuringia, job dissatisfaction is growing. Many fear artificial intelligence and want more flexibility in everyday work.
A growing number of employees in Germany no longer see work as an important part of personal fulfillment. According to a new study, most employees today work primarily for money, while a significant portion of them would quit their jobs as soon as possible if they could afford it. Money is increasingly the sole motive In Germany, over the past year […]
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