Your proposal sounds a lot like the risk reduction schemes implemented in France a few years ago under Sarkozy. The net result of the legislation was the creati

Your proposal sounds a lot like the risk reduction schemes implemented in France a few years ago under Sarkozy. The net result of the legislation was the creation of a micro-job economy like we see in Germany today (and a lot of street riots). Basically, employees are "hired" with an unspoken understanding that the job is essentially a temporary position, and they will be fired without severance near the end of their 6 month term. If you look into how consumer buying power among young micro-employees in Germany has decreased, the idea may seem a bit less appealing.