Six-hour workday in Slovenia - pros and cons

Ljubljana, 24 August - Having shortened the standard eight-hour workday by two hours, companies Donar and Plastika Skaza have prompted a debate on whether Slovenia should replace the 40-hour working week with a 30-hour one. Trade unions welcome the idea, although they are aware of certain restrictions, whereas employers warn of negative consequences.

Velenje Some of Plastika Skaza products. Photo: Vesna Pušnik Brezovnik/STA File photo

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Some of Plastika Skaza products.
Photo: Vesna Pušnik Brezovnik/STA
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Velenje The new premises of Plastika Skaza in Velenje. Photo: Vesna Pušnik Brezovnik/STA File photo

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The new premises of Plastika Skaza in Velenje.
Photo: Vesna Pušnik Brezovnik/STA
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