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Stihl-Chef Wants to Tip 35-Hour Week: More Work for Equal Pay

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Stihl boss Nikolas Stihl wants to abolish the 35-hour week. More work with the same salary should save jobs. IG Metall reacts with sharp criticism.

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Stihl boss Nikolas Stihl wants to abolish the 35-hour week. More work with the same salary should save jobs. IG Metall reacts with sharp criticism.

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In autumn there will be collective bargaining in the metal and electrical industries. The entrepreneur Nikolas Stihl wants to overturn the 35-hour week in the industry. He is not the first to demand this.

·Berlin, Germany
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The entrepreneur Nikolas Stihl admonishes the collective bargaining parties to discuss the extension of working time without wage compensation in the metal and electrical industry in Germany.

·Berlin, Germany
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Nikolas Stihl demands longer working hours without compensation in the metal and electrical industry's collective bargaining round. Otherwise, his further jobs are at risk.

·Berlin, Germany
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Nikolas Stihl regards the 35-hour week as a luxury of days gone by. His demands are likely to provide ignition material for the collective bargaining in autumn.

·Hamburg, Germany
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Here you will find information on the topic "Stretch around working time". Read now "Entrepreneur Stihl: 35-hour-week no longer up-to-date".

·Germany
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Zeit Online broke the news in Germany on Monday, August 10, 2026.
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