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Title: Increasing Work Hours Among Young Germans: A Trend During Their Academic Years

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Recent research from the Nuremberg Institute for Employment Research reveals that young workers today, particularly those in Generation Z, are actually more engaged in the workforce than in previous years. Employment rates for individuals aged 20 to 24 have climbed to 76 percent by 2023, despite rising education pursuits. Factors such as increased living costs […]

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