Germany's efforts to boost its economic competitiveness, particularly against Chinese imports, are being hampered by its strict adherence to Sunday rest laws. While some reforms have been proposed to allow for more flexible working hours, these changes are seen as insufficient by business associations. The core issue remains the "shop closing law," which restricts Sunday openings and is viewed by some as an outdated relic that hinders retailers' ability to decide their own operating hours. AI
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