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France Halts May 1 Work Plan, Pushes Any Changes to 2027

A rare union front made the fast‑track tactic politically untenable.

Germany's 2025 Minimum Wage Checks Trigger 6,121 Cases as Hospitality Leads Suspected Violations

Brazil’s Labor Minister Says Ending 6x1 Workweek Is Viable This Election Year

Argentine Unions Flood Streets as Senate Weighs Milei’s Labor Overhaul

Brazil's Senate Panel Backs Workweek Cut, Sending 6x1 Repeal to Plenary

Germany’s Eight-Hour Day Challenged by Weekly Cap Plan as Unions Step Up Fight

Brazil Panel Postpones Vote on 40‑Hour Workweek Plan That Preserves 6×1

NDP Moves to Repeal Section 107 After Air Canada Strike Standoff

Union Cites New Overtime Monitor to Oppose German Working‑Time Overhaul

Germany Advances Weekly Work-Hour Cap as Unions Resist Overhaul

France’s Government Spokeswoman Backs Scrapping 35-Hour Week as Economic Drag

Mexico’s 40-Hour Workweek Bill Advances Toward Congressional Debate

Germany Advances Overtime Reform with Proposal for 13-Hour Shifts

German Government Proposes Weekly 48-Hour Work Cap in Labor Law Overhaul

French Senate Reviews Proposal to Allow May 1 Business Operations

German Labor Law Changes Face Union and Political Resistance

Verdi Warns of Extended Strikes as Mediation in Public Sector Talks Continues