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Germany finally has a government agreement. He should attack mini-jobs, these precarious jobs often occupied by young people.
In a restaurant in Potsdam, Germany alone, there are fifteen waiters employed in mini-jobs. This is ultra-flexible part-time work, without social security and whose payslips are strictly capped at 450 euros per month. “There are months when we earn less, but everything we earn is for us. We don’t pay any membership fees “, specifies a waitress.
No contribution therefore no protection. Germany is addicted to these mini-job contracts. They affect more than six million people. They are particularly numerous in commerce, personal services and hotels, but that will change. The probable future Chancellor Olaf Scholz, promised more secure jobs, and therefore to question mini-jobs.
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