STIHL chair Nikolas Stihl says Germany should move to a 40-hour week without extra pay ahead of October 2026 metal and electrical bargaining, arguing the 35-hour week is no longer affordable

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Germany's manufacturing elite are demanding workers trade shorter hours for less pay, betting they can reshape decades of labor protections before contract talks heat up. The post STIHL chair Nikolas Stihl says Germany should move to a 40-hour week without extra pay ahead of October 2026 metal and electrical bargaining, arguing the 35-hour week is no longer affordable appeared first on Space Daily

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