2024-12-20 11:00:09
Employment
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Christmas Eve Work Commitments in Germany

In Germany, nearly ten percent of employees are expected to work on Christmas Eve. A study involving 7,100 participants and an analysis of 95 collective agreements highlights this trend.

Workers in the hospitality, transport, logistics, retail, and health sectors are notably affected, reflecting their critical role even during holidays. Those required to work receive additional pay, with surcharges ranging from 50% to 200% of their daily wage.

However, employees in major industries like construction, insurance, Telekom, and Volkswagen benefit from exemptions, enjoying paid leave or partial days off. The study sheds light on the employment landscape during festive periods, with employment levels on Christmas days mirroring those on Christmas Eve after 2 pm.

This reflects the ongoing demand for services during the holiday season, underscoring the balance between work commitments and festive celebrations for many German workers.

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