"Work 12 hours a day, but that doesn't mean more pay!" A German change of law affects hundreds of thousands of our workers: employers of glory, trade unions in the Neverie
Germany considers the possibility of introducing a 12-hour workday, while at the same time planning to cross the annual quota for workers coming from the Western Balkans, although it lacks even 148 000 professionals for large infrastructure projects.
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Blic"Work 12 hours a day, but that doesn't mean more pay!" A German change of law affects hundreds of thousands of our workers: employers of glory, trade unions in the NeverieBlic"Work 12 hours a day, but that doesn't mean more pay!" A German change of law affects hundreds of thousands of our workers: employers of glory, trade unions in the Neverie9 recorded states
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