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German employers are looking for a long week's work in five hours without any pay
German employers are looking for a long work week for five hours without any pay - A 35-40 hour shift weekly would mean about 14 percent more working time
Reported by Dnevni Avaz
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3 reports · 3 sources
Dnevni AvazGerman employers are looking for a long week's work in five hours without any payDnevni AvazGerman employers are looking for a long week's work in five hours without any payKlix.baGerman employers are asking for a work week increase in five hours, but without an increase of pay5 recorded states
Signal first indexedP1 · 72% quality · 2 sources
Corroboration 2→3 sources · quality 72→80P1 · 80% quality · 3 sources
Quality 80→88P1 · 88% quality · 3 sources
Quality 88→96P1 · 96% quality · 3 sources
Quality 96→99P1 · 99% quality · 3 sources