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14 holidays – most of them are in this German city
Economists are demanding that Germany give a holiday. Employees are stinky. But if more is to be worked – where could you most likely shorten?
Anyone who believes that German workers would take action on a deleted holiday with unchanged enthusiasm could come up with the idea that a free day promises less than 8.6 billion euros more nationwide. At least economists put this thesis against the background of the record debt. But now it is like this: Berlin, Brandenburg, Bremen, Hamburg, Hesse, Lower Saxony and Schleswig-Holstein are already comparatively shaken-because the most work is done here with ten holidays a year. Canceling a day here would be very mean.
So if you want to use German workers’ leisure time, then maybe not directly nationwide. A look into the south shows that there is still air down. It is generally known: in Bavaria and Baden-Württemberg there are twelve to 13 holidays. If it weren’t for Markus Söder, who has declared holidays “on the cultural identity of Bavaria”. So is not a solution either. Zefix.
One city has most holidays in Germany
So the view inevitably goes to the top scorers again. The people in Germany who can currently look forward to 14 holidays. That is the case in beautiful Augsburg. Because the Augsburger not only celebrates the Ascension of the Mariä, the 13th holiday, which does not apply everywhere in Bavaria, but has even been free with the so -called high peace festival since 1950. The festival takes place every year on August 8th – this time a Friday – and should remind of the end of the oppression of Protestants after the Thirty Years’ War.
Even if it is certainly terrible to take a holiday away to someone, Augsburg would have the greatest stock. It is therefore jokingly asked how you, dear readers, would decide. Who should do without a holiday in Germany? We all in the collective? Only those who have much more anyway? Or nobody?
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Now they would only have to clarify what it would really save, the Augsburgers are forced to the office on August 8th. Probably a drop on the hot debt stone, which would be forgotten with a lot of suspicion and an uprising in the doll box. In this sense: Happy High Peace Festival.
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Source: Stern
