Warum scheinen in Deutschland so viele Geschäfte sonntags geschlossen zu sein?

Warum scheinen in Deutschland so viele Geschäfte sonntags geschlossen zu sein? Ist das etwas, das die meisten Deutschen gut finden, oder gibt es viele, die sich mehr Flexibilität wünschen?

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Nordseefan
24 days ago

They don’t just seem closed, they’re closed. And it must be due to the law. There are exceptions at airports, railway stations and coastal towns.

Even sellers want to have free. And yes, you could say that at SChwimmbadn restaurants amusement parks and co, but is something else. Because you’re ever going to go on in leisure, so sales are made.

Seeheldin
25 days ago

Hard to believe, but when which shops have opened is regulated by law.

I remember times when it was at 6.30 a.m. and Saturday at 13.00 a.m. For a working single, shopping was hardly to be done – so I often invited myself to my parents:)

As it is now, I find it good. I don’t need Sunday to buy. And if I go to the tanks on Sundays, it’s just for fuelling.

THOPRO
25 days ago
Reply to  Seeheldin

exactly

THOPRO
25 days ago

can work when selling open Sunday is sometimes see what you say

seefeld115926
25 days ago

This corresponds to the legal regulation. Sunday serves recreation and is usually free of work.

Most of them want to have free Sunday and weekend. However, there are enough industries in which work is carried out on Sundays or even at night, with corresponding surcharges. Go ahead!

Those who have to work on Sundays, where the predominant part of society is free, often experience this rather than stress in the longer term.

werwiewas99
24 days ago

I think that’s good, yeah.

I find the day of rest important, which allows for a different daily routine for most people and families. Weekend!

Narrativium
25 days ago

I think it’s good that Sundays have closed the shops. All those who had no time for shopping on the remaining 6 days are still open to various shops at large stations and gas stations.

rbtpc
25 days ago

Named Sunday rest, which guarantees a free day a week.

Justme675
25 days ago

Because workers want free time.

ApeSimbson
25 days ago

They do not only seem closed, they are also in most countries.

The only ones who want more flexibility are the citizens’ money

Nordseefan
24 days ago
Reply to  ApeSimbson

I don’t have time under the week

ApeSimbson
24 days ago
Reply to  Nordseefan

Ne, O-Ton: “because Sunday is too boring”

Nordseefan
24 days ago

Or so, yes

pony
25 days ago

because some people like to have some weeks.

flexible opening times require, above all, those who have enough time to cover up during normal business hours, even if these were again limited to periods of 8 – 19. which is enough.

jule2204
25 days ago

It’s not worth it. People don’t buy anymore as usual.

DJFlashD
25 days ago

Sundays and holidays are legal rest days. There can’t really be a business

Rosswurscht
25 days ago

This is due to Sunday rest.

Then all the rats can turn one down and raise the legs.

MAD1989
25 days ago

Narva
25 days ago

On the seventh day you shall rest

Germany is still a Christian country…