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German firms (like Deutsche Telekom) have a ton of redundant jobs because of their inability to make needed structural changes because of the work councils and
by outside1234 8y ago
German firms (like Deutsche Telekom) have a ton of redundant jobs because of their inability to make needed structural changes because of the work councils and labor laws.
This is why firms like Google are hiring in Switzerland and the United Kingdom instead of France and Germany.
- raverbashing 8y agoI don't see why one relates with the other, unless you're saying Google doesn't hire in those countries because of Labour Laws
- outside1234 8y agoYes - it is because of labour laws.
- mrdodge 8y ago> have a ton of redundant jobs because of their inability to make needed structural changes because of the work councils and labor laws. How will they able to adapt to truly focus on electric cars then? Especially when that means many of their suppliers become redundant.
- usrusr 8y agoLabor protection laws limit options with direct employees, they do not interfere at all with a company's relation to suppliers. That's why subcontracting exists, it's employer-side redundancy insurance.
- natorion 8y agoGoogle in Germany is hiring quite alright.