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6 Instead of 9 Weeks? WKÖ President Calls for Shorter Summer Holidays

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Both in her industry and in other areas, she hears "clashes about the long summer holidays," says Martha Schultz.

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Schultz argued with the situation of mothers who would still do the most care work

·Vienna, Austria
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Both in her industry and in other areas, she hears "clashes about the long summer holidays," says Martha Schultz.

·Vienna, Austria
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Martha Schultz expresses the desire for six instead of currently nine weeks of summer holidays.

·Vienna, Austria
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The heated debate about a cut in the summer holidays is now breaking down. Now the president of the Chamber of Commerce, Martha Schultz, also goes into the offensive with a frantic proposal.

·Vienna, Austria
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Economic Chamber President and ÖVP Economic Confederation Secretary Martha Schultz calls for a reduction of the summer holiday from nine to six weeks. She mentions as the main motive the situation of mothers who have to do care work. According to WKÖ President Martha Schultz, the head of the ÖVP Economic Confederation and President of the Economic Chamber, the summer holidays should in future only last six weeks instead of the usual nine. She sa…

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Six weeks instead of nine weeks of summer holidays? With this proposal, WKÖ President Martha Schultz makes a stir. She argues the advance with reference to the burden of mothers. What do you think about it? Vote in the opinion check.

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Kronen Zeitung broke the news in Vienna, Austria on Friday, September 11, 2026.
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