German workers joke.

As we all know, the pace of work in Germany is slow and wages are high, so why do German workers always go on strike frequently? I think it is mainly caused by the following reasons:

First, special humanistic customs.

Everyone knows that Germans are very strict and punctual, so they don't go out to work on legal holidays or even weekends. If some bosses want them to work, they will definitely choose to go on strike.

Second, the protection of national policies.

All kinds of facilities for the aged in Germany are perfect, and there is almost no pressure in life, so for Germans, having their own time is far more important than salary. Moreover, in Germany, there is no way for bosses to default on workers' wages, because if companies fail to pay wages on time, the government will pay workers in advance, and then punish these companies through laws, or even impose huge fines. In addition, the wages of German workers can only go up but not down, which is a mandatory regulation of the government.

Third, German trade unions have a high status.

German trade unions have strong appeal and stable social status. German trade unions are on the side of workers. Trade unions always try their best to benefit workers, reduce working hours and raise wages. Therefore, if union members can't negotiate with enterprises, they will call on all workers to strike.

In a word, the fundamental purpose of all means for German workers to strike is to protect their work welfare and improve their treatment.