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Only 32 euros: Sample calculation should show why full-time work barely pays off

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Although there are more employees in Germany, the amount of work done is not increasing accordingly. The problem could be alleviated if part-time workers returned to full work. But in the end, there are often only a few euros left.
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Only 32 euros: Sample calculation should show why full-time work barely pays off

Although there are more employees in Germany, the amount of work done is not increasing accordingly. The problem could be alleviated if part-time workers returned to full work. But in the end, there are often only a few euros left.

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inFranken.de broke the news in on Tuesday, February 20, 2024.
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