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GermanyGerman industrial leaders propose 40-hour work week without pay raise
German industrial leaders are advocating for workers to return to a 40-hour work week without a salary increase, effectively a 13% reduction in hourly labor costs, in response to declining industrial production and high labor costs.
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German industrial leaders propose 40-hour work week without pay raise
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German industry leaders propose increasing the work week to 40 hours without a pay raise to address declining industrial production and high labor costs, reversing a 35-hour week norm.
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