The German chancellor argues that shorter hours and high sick leave are hurting growth, as Europe’s largest economy struggles with stagnation, labor shortages and rising unemployment.
Productivity in any case craters after about 30 hours per week, but people like Merz don’t realize that since they haven’t actually worked in their lives.
Productivity in any case craters after about 30 hours per week, but people like Merz don’t realize that since they haven’t actually worked in their lives.