German coalition unveils labor law reform: more temporary contracts, less protection for high earners
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Germany's new Labor Minister Schweitzer has presented a draft law easing dismissal protection, facilitating temporary employment, and strengthening co-determination. The reform could unlock progress on other coalition projects, though its passage remains uncertain amid coalition dynamics.
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German Labor Minister Schweitzer has presented a draft labor law reform package. The reform aims to ease dismissal protection, facilitate temporary employment, strengthen co-determination, expand temporary contracts, reduce job protection for high earners, and increase Sunday flexibility for bakeries. The proposal is in its early stages, and its passage remains uncertain due to coalition dynamics and union opposition.
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