Bad Work Ethic of Germans? Economist Criticizes "Excellent Ignorance" by Merz & Co

The black and red government wants to make the working week more flexible. The new work plans provide the population with whirlwinds.

The German Chancellor Friedrich Merz strongly criticised the lack of productivity of German employees. The Berlin government wants to give up work on eight hours and introduce a maximum week-long week after the European Union model. The article reveals the work day for eight hours. The employers complain that employers no longer work effectively for the first time in Romania TV.

According to politics, Germans should work more, holidays should give way. An economist considers this to be symbolic politics and proposes alternatives.

Politicians and companies want to abolish a holiday and that the Germans work more. An economist sees it only as a symbol policy and calls for other measures.

Federal Chancellor Friedrich Merz had last said that with a four-day week and work-life balance one could not maintain prosperity.

It is an old complaint from CDU General Secretary Linnemann: There is too little willingness to perform in Germany. But he now rows back at Miosga in the first. There are, of course, millions of people in Germany who are diligent. Then Miosga asks: "Who works too little now?"