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Basic Security: Full-Time Work, Get Minimum Wage and Still End up at the Job Center
13.90 Euro minimum wage, a full 40-hour week and still an appointment at the job center: For around 80,000 full-time employees in Germany this is not an exception, but everyday life. Anyone who works full-time for the minimum wage and wonders why the money is still not enough, often suspects the wrong reason. Almost never is the hourly wage alone, but because how many people have to live from this one income. What many still called citizen's mon…
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13.90 Euro minimum wage, a full 40-hour week and still an appointment at the job center: For around 80,000 full-time employees in Germany this is not an exception, but everyday life. Anyone who works full-time for the minimum wage and wonders why the money is still not enough, often suspects the wrong reason. Almost never is the hourly wage alone, but because how many people have to live from this one income. What many still called citizen's mon…
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