In the meantime, Germany is tying itself into knots to counteract the effects of mass migration that was supposed to save the country’s economy:
Germany Mandates First-Day Doctor Notes to Curb Corporate Sick Leave
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz is abolishing telephone-based sick leave to combat high corporate absenteeism. Workers must now provide a medical certificate on their first day of illness, a measure aimed at reversing the country’s economic and competitive disadvantages.Merz cited severe economic pressures, pointing to elevated rates of absenteeism across the corporate sector.
First, the Chancellor informed his countrymen that they would have to delay retirement age. Now he wants to police corporate sick leave. I can’t even imagine what would be happening had the German economy not been saved by the mass-migration wave of 2015 that brought all of those highly skilled and extremely hard-working migrants into the country.
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