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It's always so refreshing to hear about Germany's labor laws. America's pretty much a third-world country when it comes to employee rights.
> America's pretty much a third-world country when it comes to employee rights. Nope, that's not true at all. Not to play the game of semantic-nazi, but that's legitimately offensive when you look at a "third-world" country's employee rights compared to the US. I'll take you for a tour in Phnom Penh, Cambodia if you're interested in seeing what a "third-world" country's working conditions are really like.
There is a difference between working conditions, and labour rights. America has first-world working conditions, and third-world (or worse) labour rights.