FNV Pushes for a Four-Day Workweek in Upcoming Negotiations
Monday, 16 September 2024, 13:00
FNV's Bold Proposal
The labor union FNV is advocating for a four-day workweek in its upcoming negotiations. The initiative, championed by FNV, aims to improve work-life balance and productivity. However, many employers are skeptical, labeling the concept as 'unrealistic'. FNV is also pushing for a 7% wage increase and a minimum wage of 16 euros.
Reactions from Employers
Employers have expressed significant concerns regarding the feasibility of implementing a four-day workweek. Many argue that such a shift could lead to operational challenges and increased costs.
FNV's Strategy Moving Forward
- Promote the benefits of a four-day workweek.
- Engage in dialogues with employers to address concerns.
- Seek solidarity from public and private sectors.
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