Will Germany pass a law that allows a weekly maximum working time of 48 hours per week before the end of 2027?
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Germany's goverment wants to switch to a weekly maximum working time aligned with the European Working Time Directive.
- This would mean an overall limit of 48 hours per week over a seven-day period.
- Germany's government has committed to this reform and is drafting the law, but it still needs to pass through the full parliamentary process and faces significant union opposition.
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