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Millions of Workers Could Be Preparing for the End of the Traditional Eight-Hour Workday

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The German government is drastically transforming the everyday lives of employees: the new reform proposal could set a precedent in Europe, eliminating the eight-hour workday that has been common in Hungarian practice for decades - instead, mandatory weekly working hours would be imposed.
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Millions of Workers Could Be Preparing for the End of the Traditional Eight-Hour Workday

The German government is drastically transforming the everyday lives of employees: the new reform proposal could set a precedent in Europe, eliminating the eight-hour workday that has been common in Hungarian practice for decades - instead, mandatory weekly working hours would be imposed.

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economx.hu broke the news in on Friday, July 25, 2025.
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