German coalition faces pressure to reform 8-hour workday amid flexibility push

The German government, already embattled, faces employer and coalition pressure to relax the eight-hour workday in favor of greater flexibility, threatening labor rights. Workers fear erosion of hard-won protections. The outcome is uncertain but could signal a shift in Germany's labor policy.

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