Disputes in the Retail Trade: Should Shops Be Allowed to Open on Sundays More Often?
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The debate about Sundays open to sale is increasingly dividing people in Germany. While trade associations are pushing for looser rules, trade unions warn of the consequences for employees.
The debate about opening hours for shops on Sundays is back. The economy increases the pressure on politics – and could fail again.
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HandelsblattTrade associations are pushing for more Sunday openings, the Verdi trade union is opposed. A survey shows what the people in Germany want.
The debate about Sunday openings in retail is again gaining momentum. Current survey results of the consulting firm Komma (read more here) and Arbeitsförderungsinstituts (AFI), according to which a clear majority of employees oppose regular Sunday openings.According to the survey, 61 percent of respondents reject Sunday openings in retail. The result is even more clear when it comes to the willingness to work on Sundays: 82 percent say they do n…
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