Most German workers open to longer hours
A survey has shown that more than half of the workforce in Germany are willing to increase their working hours if the right conditions are in place, with 20% of them expressing a desire to work longer hours on a permanent basis. Participants cited reasons that prevent them from doing so, including their personal lives, health issues, family commitments, and the lack of financial incentives. On the other hand, factors that could encourage increased work include higher salaries, flexibility, and tax incentives. The expert from Indeed pointed out that boosting productivity requires investment in technology and infrastructure, along with the reduction of bureaucracy, to encourage overtime and improve overall economic performance.
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