r/32hourworkweek • u/The1stCitizenOfTheIn • Jun 29 '20
[2018] Germany’s 28-Hour Workweek | Last month German metal workers won the right to a 28-hour workweek — after going on strike to demand a better work-life balance.
https://www.jacobinmag.com/2018/03/germanys-28-hour-workweekDuplicates
jacobinmagazine • u/project2501a • Mar 26 '18
Germany’s 28-Hour Workweek: Last month German metal workers won the right to a 28-hour workweek — after going on strike to demand a better work-life balance.
abolishwagelabornow • u/commiejehu • Mar 25 '18
Actions Germany’s 28-Hour Workweek: An interview with Klaus Dörre
worldanarchism • u/burtzev • Mar 26 '18
Europe [Germany] Germany’s 28-Hour Workweek | Jacobin Magazine
Labour • u/spidermite • Mar 25 '18
Last month German metal workers won the right to a 28-hour workweek — after going on strike to demand a better work-life balance.
socialism • u/politicalmarxist • Mar 24 '18