Labor market: German rarely have regular jobs – THE WORLD

More and more people in Germany do not work in regular jobs: The number of workers concerned increased within 20 years by more than 70 percent. They are temporary, part-time employees with 20 or fewer hours per week, temporary or minor.

This is clear from the response of the Federal Ministry of Labour on a request from the Group of the Left out. In 1993, 4.4 million workers still employed atypical -. 2013 already 7.6 million

On the other hand, the proportion of normal workers in the workforce during the period of 76.8 dropped to 67.5 percent. So it was in 1993 25.9 million employees in full-time or part-time with a working week of at least 21 hours a permanent job and a full social security.

The number dropped to 2005 at 22.1 million. In that year, the Hartz IV reform came into force. By 2013, the number of employees rose again to normal 24060000 – within 20 years is still a decline of 7.2 percent

The. proportion of atypical workers rose in time according to the information from 13.1 to 21.4 percent. The proportion of normal worker fell from 76.8 to 67.5 percent. That makes a total of more salaried workers, mainly due to the ongoing proliferation of part-time jobs due. 2013 therefore worked for nearly one in four part-time.

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