N. Androuliakis: PASOK suggests... four-day full-time job
PASOK President Nikos Androulakis proposes the application of a full-time four-day job, opening a debate on reducing weekly working time to 32 or 35 hours. It argues that the intensive labour model leads to low productivity and wages, trapping the economy into stagnation. PASOK's goal is to increase productivity from 56% of the European average to 75% by the beginning of the next decade. Androuliakis criticizes the Mitsotakis government for its six-day work and 13-hour period, stressing that Greeks work more than any other European people but with the lowest purchasing power.





