STIHL Chief Calls for 40-Hour Workweek Without Pay Raises
The STIHL chief says Germany needs lower labor costs as industrial jobs and investment continue to fall, according to company figures and industry data.
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The head of the well-known German chainsaw manufacturer STIHL, Nikolas Stihl, has called for deep reforms in the German economy, demanding, among other things, an increase in the weekly working time to 40 hours, without additional compensation in salary. The entrepreneur from Waiblingen, in southern Germany, warns that the country's economy is in a "very serious" situation and that the current economic model is facing structural problems, Telegr…
Boss of STIHL: Reforms – this is how we will safe our prosperity
The German economy has been in crisis for years. Writes Nikolas Stihl in an OpEd für Euronews. Better business conditions are the key to breaking out of this stagnation. What’s at stake is nothing less than securing prosperity and welfare state. STIHL is the world’s best-selling chainsaw brand.
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