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German Carmakers Propose 40-Hour Workweek Amid Industry Crisis
German car manufacturers are proposing a shift to a 40-hour workweek without additional pay to enhance competitiveness, while unions oppose this move, citing threats to workers' rights. The automotive sector is facing significant challenges, including high costs and competition, leading to job cuts across major companies. Experts suggest that improving labor costs alone will not resolve deeper structural issues within the industry.
Companies
Volkswagen
Mercedes-Benz
BMW
Bosch
ZF Friedrichshafen
People
Ferdinand Dudenhöffer
Christiane Benner
Stefan Bratzel
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German car manufacturers are proposing a shift to a 40-hour workweek without additional pay to enhance competitiveness, while unions oppose this move, citing threats to workers' rights. The automotive sector is facing significant challenges, including high costs and competition, leading to job cuts across major companies. Experts suggest that improving labor costs alone will not resolve deeper structural issues within the industry.
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