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The End of the 8-Hour Day? "I Want to See My Grandchildren – Not Broken in Retirement
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The Merz government and employers' associations want to have more work done. Trade unionist Olaf Klenke reports what this means for people in poorly paid jobs – and why it is now necessary to fight The government under Chancellor Merz wants to relax the working time law – and abolish the 8-hour day. Officially, this is supposed to bring more flexibility for employees. However, employers in particular should benefit. The project is part of a comp…
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