Programul de lucru de 8 ore s-ar putea schimba în Germania. Este scandal între partidul lui Merz și SPD pentru turele de 12 ore

Germany is considering a labor law reform that would establish a maximum weekly working time instead of daily limits, sparking debate between conservatives and social democrats. The CDU/CSU advocates for more flexibility for companies, while the SPD and unions warn about potential risks for employees. Current regulations allow for a standard eight-hour workday, with exceptions for certain sectors. The SPD is divided, accepting longer hours under specific conditions to ensure employee protection. The reform's progress remains uncertain amid political tensions, with calls for a balance between flexibility and worker rights.