Criticism from the German Minister to the “4 Days a Week Working” System

One of the topics discussed in the last few years is “4 days a week working system“. According to many people, working 4 days and taking 3 days off is more efficient It creates a working environment. In fact, some countries in Europe and Saudi Arabia have been working for a while to implement this system.

However, now there has been a remarkable development regarding this issue. German Finance Minister Christian Lindnermade harsh statements about the 4-day-a-week working system. Criticizing the system, Lindner said that no society in history had reached a better point by working less. you couldn’t come told.

“The key to prosperity is to work harder”

German Finance Minister Christian Lindner said in his statements on the subject: “key to prosperity is hard work.” he said. Minister Lindner, who is a name close to the business world, has also in similar statements was found.

However, Germany will test the 4-day working system in 2024

Although Minister Christian Lindner is against the 4-day working week system, in 2024, Germany a huge research to do. Within the scope of this research, which will be carried out with the participation of at least 50 companies, the 4-day working week system will be tested. As a result of the study, it will be analyzed how working less affects companies.

So how is this issue viewed in Turkey?

The 4-day-a-week working system is something that all employees in our country would want. However, the government has not taken any steps regarding this. However, the Minister of Labor and Social Security Vedat Bilginlast May, there was an article about this He made a statement. Stating that the official 8-hour period is high, Minister Bilgin said that the working hours needs to be rearranged he had conveyed. However, no concrete steps have been taken regarding this so far.

So how exactly does the 4-day-a-week working system work?