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Germany is piloting a 4-day work week program for the first time - Vimarsana News

Germany is piloting a 4-day work week program for the first time

“The four-day work week won’t help any of the problems currently affecting the labour market," economist at the Institute of German Economy said.

Germany is trialing a 4-day week like the U.K., U.S. and Portugal—but the country needs the opposite of a short week, senior economist says - Vimarsana News

Germany is trialing a 4-day week like the U.K., U.S. and Portugal—but the country needs the opposite of a short week, senior economist says

“The four-day work week won’t help any of the problems currently affecting the labour market," economist at the Institute of German Economy said.

Source: aol.com
Fortuna Blues, Stockwell and O'Neill on Life's a Pitch - Ipswich Town News - Vimarsana News

Fortuna Blues, Stockwell and O'Neill on Life's a Pitch - Ipswich Town News

The Fortuna Blues, legend Mick Stockwell and general manager of football operations Lee O’Neill will be among the guests on Saturday’s Life’s a Pitch, which comes live from the FanZone ahead of the game against Accrington Stanley (BBC Radio Suffolk, 12 midday to 2pm). Host Mark Murphy will be joined by legend-in-residence Terry Butcher, Tractorboy and TWTD's Phil Ham.

Source: twtd.co.uk
Can Germany afford a 4-day workweek? - Vimarsana News

Can Germany afford a 4-day workweek?

According to the latest figures from the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD), Germans worked an average of 1,349 hours per employed person in 2021.

Can Germany afford a 4-day workweek? – DW – 09/22/2023 - Vimarsana News

Can Germany afford a 4-day workweek? – DW – 09/22/2023

Thanks to higher productivity, German workers work less than many others in the world. Despite an economic slowdown and labor shortages, a discussion has emerged about cutting working hours even further.

Source: dw.com