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2	Beneficial equality. Yep, Germany. And no, there are no jobs or classes of work that are exempt. (The only regulation that I'm aware of that makes exeptions based on type of jobs, is for working on holidays and sundays, where restaurants, emergency services and so on are allowed to work there) There is one exception but it's also heavily regulated. Essentially in case of emergencies, companies are allowed to temporarily shift to a 10 hour day, and 60 hours a week, however they have to then offset it in the following…	/r/PussyPassDenied	10/11/19 10:54 PM
2	Beneficial equality. From what I've seen on reddit, and elsewhere, a student part time minimum wage worker here, has more rights than a full time employee in the states.	/r/PussyPassDenied	10/11/19 08:26 PM
9	Beneficial equality. like 50-60 hours a week. damn, that's not even legal where I live. Worker protection laws limited the time someone is allowed to work per week to a definitive maximum of 48 hours per week, and 48 weeks per year.	/r/PussyPassDenied	10/11/19 08:16 PM